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What Should a Taxpayer do if They Are a Victim of Identity Theft?
What Should a Taxpayer do if They Are a Victim of Identity Theft?
Taxpayers whose information is stolen, and used to file a fraudulent return are victims of tax related identity theft. Taxpayers who suspect they are victims of identity theft should:
File a tax return even if they have to paper file.
File Form 14039.
Alert the Federal Trade Commission.
If they believe a fraudulent return has been filed request a copy of the fraudulent return. Reference IRS Instructions for Requesting a Copy of a Fraudulent Return.
For more information reference Taxpayer Guide to Identity Theft.
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