Corporate Taxpayers Beware of Scams, i.e. “Corporate Records Service” Forms
By Maddox, Thomson & Associates | July 10, 2013 | Blog
This is a reminder to pay close attention to any tax related correspondence that you may receive via e-mail, or by mail, and please send to us at Maddox, Thomson & Associates. We will review before you send any money or give your personal information to anyone, to make sure it is from a valid source.
One of our business clients received this official looking document asking that they pay $125.00, and submit their annual meeting minutes to Corporate Records Service in Austin, Texas.
This IS a scam, but a clever way to get unsuspecting business owners to pay a relatively small amount to a legitimate looking thief. We get warnings about these sorts of schemes on a regular basis.
Please be careful, and remember to let one of our CPAs review any tax related communication you may receive, so we can review its authenticity.
Corporate Taxpayers Beware of Scams, i.e. “Corporate Records Service” Forms
This is a reminder to pay close attention to any tax related correspondence that you may receive via e-mail, or by mail, and please send to us at Maddox, Thomson & Associates. We will review before you send any money or give your personal information to anyone, to make sure it is from a valid source.
One of our business clients received this official looking document asking that they pay $125.00, and submit their annual meeting minutes to Corporate Records Service in Austin, Texas.
This IS a scam, but a clever way to get unsuspecting business owners to pay a relatively small amount to a legitimate looking thief. We get warnings about these sorts of schemes on a regular basis.
Please be careful, and remember to let one of our CPAs review any tax related communication you may receive, so we can review its authenticity.