04/25/2025
We all get those emails which are phishing - and we usually delete them. However, the IRS does want to see them, icluding the header so cut and paste does not work.
I sent an email and within a few minutes received an acknowledgement. We all need to do our part and be an active participant, not just spectators.
[email protected]
4:30 PM (13 minutes ago)
to me
This is an automatic reply from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Online Fraud Detection and Prevention (OFDP) team.
The IRS values your report, and encourages individuals to report scams referencing the IRS, the U.S. Treasury Department, and/or tax-related scams, so that we can report these incidents and potentially limit the number of possible victims.
Please use [email protected] to report scams that involve IRS, U.S. Treasury Department, and/or are tax-related. Additional information on reporting scams is available here, please see https://www.irs.gov/privacy-disclosure/report-phishing.
Please DO NOT email:
- tax-related questions
- your personal or financial information
- tax documents or forms for verification
- requests to verify IRS employees
Please call 800-829-1040 if you have tax-related questions or visit IRS.gov for more information.
Additional reporting information
Emails:
If you are reporting an email that you received, please provide the full email headers. Please see https://www.irs.gov/privacy-disclosure/how-to-forward-the-header-of-a-phishing-email. If the full email headers cannot be provided, please forward the email.
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