Office of State Tax Commissioner
600 E. Boulevard Ave.
Bismarck, ND 58505-0599
Bismarck, ND 58505-0599
Fraudsters have taken on new tactics to steal identities this year, and they are targeting North Dakota businesses. There has been a rise in the number of local, small to mid-sized businesses that have discovered data breaches. Fraudsters use the information obtained for a number of things, including individual income tax refund fraud. Information is available for individuals on how they can help prevent tax fraud, and what to do if they believe they are a victim. But what if your business has been targeted?
If you discover that your business has had a data breach, take the following steps:
More information on how to respond to a data breach may be found on the Federal Trade Commission’s website.
More information from the IRS on scams targeting businesses:
Fraudsters have taken on new tactics to steal identities this year, and they are targeting North Dakota businesses. There has been a rise in the number of local, small to mid-sized businesses that have discovered data breaches. Fraudsters use the information obtained for a number of things, including individual income tax refund fraud. Information is available for individuals on how they can help prevent tax fraud, and what to do if they believe they are a victim. But what if your business has been targeted?
If you discover that your business has had a data breach, take the following steps:
More information on how to respond to a data breach may be found on the Federal Trade Commission’s website.
More information from the IRS on scams targeting businesses:
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