Identity thieves cannot steal what they cannot find. While you may never be able to “hide” or protect all of your personal, financial information from getting out there, there are a number of simple ways to limit the exposure of your information. The Federal Trade Commission says there are four main ways to help protect yourself against identity theft.
7 Ways to Protect Yourself From Identity Theft
identity theft , fraud , credit reporting , Taxes - Planning, Rules and ReturnsBy Howard Kass, CPA, CGMA, AEP®
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Efforts by Ohio to Prevent Tax Fraud May Cause Refund Delays
identity theft , Taxes - Corporate & Business , Taxes - Planning, Rules and Returns , Taxes - IndividualThe following is an information release from the Ohio Department of Taxation...
Taxpayers and Identity Theft: How to Protect Yourself
identity theft , Taxes - Planning, Rules and ReturnsTax related identity theft is a growing problem in our country. Tax return identity theft occurs when someone uses a legitimate taxpayer’s personal information to fraudulently file a return and claim a refund.
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