Warn your clients!

  • There has been another surge in phishing emails purported to come from HMRC
  • Firms should ensure that their clients are aware that HMRC will not contact them in this way
  • The fraud targets those who are expecting a refund from HMRC as a result of filing their tax return

HMRC has published yet another warning regarding phishing emails - the second since the end of January. To see the latest versions visit HMRC's security warnings.

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