Tax Fraud Growing in Georgia
Press release from the issuing company
Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011
Before Jesus Trejo could file his 2010 tax return, he got a bill last month from the IRS for $3,434.
“Of course I was unhappy,” the Norcross man said. “I’ve never had a problem with my taxes before.”
Trejo learned that his Social Security number had been stolen, not only preventing him from completing his tax return and claiming a possible refund but putting him in debt.
“This happens all over the world,” Trejo, 34, said. “But I never thought it would happen to me.”
