Conservation easements, digital assets and micro-captive insurance — these are just some of the schemes and scams the IRS covered on the last day of the agency’s Dirty Dozen campaign.
Started in 2002 by the IRS, the annual Dirty Dozen campaign lists 12 scams and schemes that put taxpayers, businesses and the tax professional community at risk of losing money, personal information, data and more.
The IRS highlighted two topics on Thursday: bogus tax-avoidance strategies and schemes with an international element. Read more about the scams.