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Has your business or tax profession been a victim of a personal data breach?A data breach is the intentional or unintentional release or theft of secure information. It can be a phishing scheme or a sophisticated cyber-attack on business computers by criminals. Criminals use this data around the country to file fraudulent tax returns. This could have a negative effect on the victim's tax accounts with state tax agencies. If your business or tax profession has been a victim of a personal data breach, you should provide notice to states be emailing [email protected]. October 2019 - Click here for early state responses to the question of how tax agencies plan to respond to the IRS’s choice to allow truncation of the Social Security number on certain W-2s supplied to a taxpayer.
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