The Russian Federal Tax Service (FTS) warned that fraudsters began to send letters about suspicious transactions on behalf of tax authorities. This is stated in telegram channel departments.
“Unknown persons on behalf of the Russian Federal Tax Service are sending emails aimed at identifying suspicious transactions and taxpayer activities,” the message says.
In such letters, scammers ask you to undergo additional verification or provide additional information.
The Federal Tax Service emphasized that they did not send such messages and had nothing to do with these letters, nor did they make phone calls offering to pay taxes over the internet.
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