"Cybercriminals attempt to come across as trusted sources so pay attention to anything that seems out of the ordinary. If you feel you have been targeted using an IRS scam tactic, contact the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration here treasury.gov/tigta/reportcr"Read on Twitter
Here are other recent tweets from Teresa Leger Fernandez:
"With tax season in full swing, cybercriminals are looking for an opportunity to get your personal information. So keep yourself safe and remember these facts:The IRS does not send emails or text messages.The IRS does not leave pre-recorded, urgent, or threatening messages."Read on Twitter
"For more information on air quality and protecting your health please visit the New Mexico Department of Health Environmental Public Health Tracking website: nmtracking.org/fire."Read on Twitter
"We know the beauty of San Ignacio and the area threatened by the fire. We pray for our families who must evacuate and our brave firefighters who will be working through the nights and days until it is contained. #NMFire #nmfire"Read on Twitter
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