200px The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has warned against a fraudulent email claiminf to be from the ATO. The email, which is similar to previous scams, uses the ATO logo and has the subject line of ‘Notification - Please read’, ‘Australian Taxation Office - Please read’ or other variations. “ People should be wary of unsolicited emails claiming to be from the Tax Office," says Tax Commissioner Michael D’Ascenzo. “ As an extra precaution we recommend you type internet addresses directly into your internet browser rather than clicking on links embedded in emails .” Mr D’Ascenzo also stated that anyone who receives the email should delete it immediately. Anyone who believes they may have fallen victim to this scam are ureged to contact their credit card provider.
200px The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has warned against a fraudulent email claiming to be from the ATO. The email, which is similar to previous scams, uses the ATO logo and has the subject line of ‘Notification - Please read’, ‘Australian Taxation Office - Please read’ or other variations. " People should be wary of unsolicited emails claiming to be from the Tax Office," says Tax Commissioner Michael D’Ascenzo. " As an extra precaution we recommend you type internet addresses directly into your internet browser rather than clicking on links embedded in emails ," added D'Ascenzo who also stated that anyone who receives the email should delete it immediately. Anyone who believes they may have fallen victim to this scam are urged to contact their credit card provider.
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