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The aim is to trick victims into revealing details like their credit card or bank account information. The scammers would then carry out unauthorised transactions on the victims’ cards or bank accounts.
2022, scam victims in Singapore lost $660.7 million, up from $632 million in 2021, bringing the total to nearly $1.3 billion in two years.
Taxpayers are advised to ignore the phishing e-mail and not provide any personal, credit card or bank account details, make payments or follow any of the instructions in the e-mail, said the statement.
Victims can make a police report, it added.
To avoid falling victim to conmen, click only the links with iras.gov.sg or go.gov.sg.
It said: “For tax transactions including filing and payments, taxpayers should use relevant forms and digital services in myTax Portal secured by Singpass login.”
Iras added that it will not ask for taxpayer details or any confidential information via e-mail or unsecured web links.
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