Stephanie Haney

2 weeks ago | wkyc.com | Stephanie Haney

CLEVELAND — The 2025 IRS “Dirty Dozen” scam report warns taxpayers that scammers continue to target people who are trying to settle their debts with the agency. During tax season, scammers have consistently been known to take advantage of people who want to use the "offer in compromise" (OIC) program, which allows people to settle tax debt for less than the full amount they owe.

2 weeks ago | 13newsnow.com | Stephanie Haney

CLEVELAND — The IRS has released its annual "Dirty Dozen" report, highlighting the worst of the worst tax scams. Taxpayers might be targeted with these schemes any time, but the IRS reports that they seem to peak during filing season. With the tax filing deadline coming up, here are a few VERIFY Fast Facts from the IRS and The National Cybersecurity Alliance, which is a nonprofit organization that promotes cyber security awareness and education.

2 weeks ago | wqad.com | Stephanie Haney

CLEVELAND — The IRS has released its annual "Dirty Dozen" report, highlighting the worst of the worst tax scams. Taxpayers might be targeted with these schemes any time, but the IRS reports that they seem to peak during filing season. With the tax filing deadline coming up, here are a few VERIFY Fast Facts from the IRS and The National Cybersecurity Alliance, which is a nonprofit organization that promotes cyber security awareness and education.

2 weeks ago | wkyc.com | Stephanie Haney

CLEVELAND — The IRS has released its annual "Dirty Dozen" report, highlighting the worst of the worst tax scams. Taxpayers might be targeted with these schemes any time, but the IRS reports that they seem to peak during filing season. With the tax filing deadline coming up, here are a few VERIFY Fast Facts from the IRS and The National Cybersecurity Alliance, which is a nonprofit organization that promotes cyber security awareness and education.

2 weeks ago | abc10.com | Stephanie Haney

CLEVELAND — Legal analysis: The Social Security Administration (SSA) is walking back changes that would have required millions of Americans to verify their identities in person, at field offices. Legally Speaking, the SSA has authority to change these kinds of rules under powers granted in the Social Security Act.