06/01/2026
It can be confusing: the IRS does have official social media accounts on platforms like X (Twitter) and Instagram to share news and tax tips. However, there is one golden rule you must remember to protect your business:
The IRS NEVER uses social media to initiate contact with you.
If you receive a Direct Message, a private chat, or if you are mentioned in a comment asking you to "verify your account" or "claim a refund," it is a scam.
To keep your Fiscal Architecture safe, remember these 3 rules of official communication:
-It starts with snail mail: Almost always, the first point of contact will be an official letter sent through the U.S. Postal Service to your physical mailbox.
-No private messaging: The IRS does not use Facebook, Instagram, or WhatsApp chats to discuss your personal or business tax matters.
-Zero suspicious links: They will never ask you to click a link from a social media platform to enter your Social Security number or bank details.
If someone contacts you and you have doubts, do not respond. Send us a screenshot, and we will validate the information for you.
👇 Doubts about a message you received? Send us a direct message (we actually respond here! 😉) and let’s verify it together.
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