An estimated 95% of the e-mail moving across the Internet in the last three months -- and purporting to come from IRS.gov -- was fraudulent, according to results of an e-mail traffic survey ...

Jean Carl, IRS Spokesperson, says consumers should always be wary of this type of e-mail. "If it seems too good to be true it probably is," Carl said. The IRS warning states in bold letters: ...

So, the IRS started mailing them out. Simultaneously, in June, the estimated backlog of unopened IRS mail stood at 11 million. That means that taxpayer checks remained uncashed.

The other e-mail was scarier because it looked so real. It, too, was sent from an e-mail address with irs.gov on the end, and informed the recipient that she was due a tax refund of $93.60. To add ...

The IRS is warning taxpayers about a new scam through the mail that tries to trick people into believing they are owed a refund. The scam involves a letter in a cardboard envelope.

So, there's some good news: The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is processing paper tax returns. And then there's some not-so-good news: The estimated backlog of unopened IRS mail stands at 11 million.

Waiting on a fourth stimulus check in 2025? IRS refund, Trump rebate, or DOGE checks? Here's what IRS says about $1,390 ...

Individuals have until July 15 to file their 2019 tax returns. As of April 10, the IRS had received about 13% fewer individual tax returns this year compared to 2019 and processed 15.5% less.

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She explained that while IRS automated computer billings had resumed, any mail received at the Service Center between March 13 and June 30 was likely still unopened in the rooms of boxes ...