IRS warns crypto holders about fraudsters sending fake letters
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has warned cryptocurrency holders about a scam involving fake letters designed to steal digital assets or data. This warning comes as IRS correspondence regarding crypto activity has become more common, with the agency requiring taxpayers to disclose such activity.
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