Recently, lawbreakers have been impersonating the name of the Taxation Administration of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of China to send scam emails, asking recipients to click a link and fill out a tax refund form, attempting to defraud people of their personal information and money.
The Administration specially reminds the public not to casually trust unverified emails, not to click unfamiliar links, and not to provide personal information or money.
When receiving an email from the Taxation Administration of the Ministry of Finance, the public should carefully check the sender’s email address to ensure the email really comes from the Taxation Administration of the Ministry of Finance.
If any suspicious situation is found, one should immediately refuse to open the email attachment and notify the Taxation Administration of the Ministry of Finance.
In addition, please do not directly click the link in the email; instead, open a browser and enter the official website address to visit the official website of the Taxation Administration of the Ministry of Finance to check the relevant information.
Furthermore, the public should also be cautious when filling in important personal information online. Do not provide any personal information without verification, to avoid being scammed.
The Ministry of Finance reminds that if you have questions about tax refunds, please contact your local tax collection authority to confirm, or call 0800-000-321, to avoid damage to your rights! If you receive similar messages, you can also call the 165 anti-fraud hotline for assistance.
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