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As part of its annual Dirty Dozen list of tax scams, the U.S. IRS has warned of Taking tax advice on social media. --- Dirty Dozen: Taking tax advice on social media can be bad news for taxpayers; inaccurate or misleading tax information circulating IR-2024-98, April 8, 2024 WASHINGTON — On day eight of the Dirty Dozen tax scam series, the Internal Revenue Service today warned about bad tax information on social media that can lure honest taxpayers with bad advice, potentially leading to identity theft and tax problems. Social media can routinely circulate inaccurate or misleading tax information, where...