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    2. Social Security Benefits Might Get Cut Early — What Does It Mean for You? - NewsBreak

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      Social Security Benefits Might Get Cut Early — What Does It Mean for You? - NewsBreak
      Last weeks news that Social Security benefits could be slashed sooner than expected set off alarm bells for Americans whose retirement plans have already been disrupted by COVID-19 . But financial experts say its not time to panic. See: Congress Reintroduces Bill to Keep Social Security Recipients Out of Poverty Find: 17 Tips to Live Comfortably off Just a Social Security Check A report from Social Security and Medicare trustees said ...
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    3. Millions are still waiting for child tax credit payments. Here's how to track your money online - Cnet

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      Millions are still waiting for child tax credit payments. Here's how to track your money online - Cnet
      The next deadline to opt out of advance child tax credit checks is Oct. 4. At least 4 million families faced child tax credit check delays due to an IRS glitch that resulted in paper checks being sent instead of a direct deposit. On the other hand, parents are still waiting for child tax credit payments due to other errors like incorrect banking information or the wrong mailing address. Others ...
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    5. IRS tells Americans to pay back $600, $1,200, and $1,400 federal stimulus checks: Here’s why it’s happening and what you can do - NewsBreak

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      IRS tells Americans to pay back $600, $1,200, and $1,400 federal stimulus checks: Here’s why it’s happening and what you can do - NewsBreak
      The IRS is sending letters to Americans demanding that they pay back all, or parts of their stimulus payments from the American Rescue Plan or CARES Act. The letters have been going out over the last 3-4 weeks, as people in different states report getting letters from the IRS indicating that they pay back $600, $1,400, or $1,200 depending on what they reported in their 2020 tax returns.
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    6. Coronavirus Stimulus Checks Scams: IRS Receives Record Number of Reports

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      Coronavirus Stimulus Checks Scams: IRS Receives Record Number of Reports
      Another stimulus check may never come, but that isnt discouraging scammers . In fact, the IRS reported a rise in the number of coronavirus stimulus checks scams this summer. Q2 2021 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Earlier this month, value investor Mohnish Pabrai took part in a QA session with Brown University as part of the organization's Value Investing Speaker Series.
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    7. Scam artists are recruiting English speakers for business email campaigns

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      Scam artists are recruiting English speakers for business email campaigns
      Native English speakers are being recruited in their droves by criminals trying to make Business Email Compromise (BEC) more effective. BEC schemes can be simple to execute and among the most potentially devastating for a business, alongside threats such as ransomware. A BEC scamwill usually startwith a phishing email, tailored and customized depending on the victim. Social engineering and email address spoofing may also be used to make the message ...
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    8. IRS sees surge in reports of stimulus check scams

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      IRS sees surge in reports of stimulus check scams
      The IRS's criminal investigation division said this week that the agency received a record number of reports about stimulus check scams in June and July. "Even though taxpayers have received multiple rounds of Economic Impact Payments, we saw phishing scams surge this summer," Jim Lee, chief of the criminal investigation division, said in a news release. "The number of reported scam attempts reached levels we haven't seen in ...
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    9. Scammers have bilked consumers out of $545 million in Covid-related fraud

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      Scammers have bilked consumers out of $545 million in Covid-related fraud
      Scammers have bilked Americans out of $545 million in Covid-related fraud since the beginning of 2020 in a range of schemes from online shopping to travel, according to the FTC. The agency received almost 589,000 consumer complaints associated with the pandemic from Jan. 1, 2020 to Aug. 30, 2021. Roughly 61% of the reports concerned fraud; the median loss was $380.
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    10. Beware of These Common Travel Scams

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      Beware of These Common Travel Scams
      Although the Covid-19 pandemic decreased the rate in which people traveled, the FTC estimates that online travel fraud cost U.S. citizens approximately $80 million over the past year and a half. An estimated 184 million people will travel this Labor Day weekend. And while people are making last-minute travel plans, criminals are operating at full force. Their goal is to scam Americans out of their vacation money with fake ...
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    11. Hackers are pulling no punches when it comes to email attacks

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      Hackers are pulling no punches when it comes to email attacks
      Brute force email attacks and account takeover attempts against businesses have increased a whopping 671%, as attackers find novel ways for phishing credentials, according to new data. In its Q3 2021 email threat report, cloud-native email security platform Abnormal Security revealed a significant increase in attacks that are often used as launchpads for more significant attacks such as ransomware and malware .
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    12. Stimulus Update: Beware of These Child Tax Credit Scams - NewsBreak

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      Stimulus Update: Beware of These Child Tax Credit Scams - NewsBreak
      Learning how to recognize a scam is the best way to protect yourself against one. If you're a parent, you may see the expanded Child Tax Credit as a financial lifeline, a way to make things easier for your family. Scammers see it as a payday, a way to part good people from their money. The truth is, scammers have no conscience and are willing to take money away ...
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    13. Fake calls about your SSN | FTC Consumer Information

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      Fake calls about your SSN | FTC Consumer Information
      The FTC is getting reports about people pretending to be from the Social Security Administration (SSA) who are trying to get your Social Security number and even your money. In one version of the scam, the caller says your Social Security number has been linked to a crime (often, he says it happened in Texas) involving drugs or sending money out of the country illegally. He then says your Social ...
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    15. BBB warns consumers to look out for online shopping scams on Prime Day | wgrz.com

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      BBB warns consumers to look out for online shopping scams on Prime Day | wgrz.com
      Local News BBB warns consumers to look out for online shopping scams on Prime Day The Better Business Bureau says others running competing sales mean more chances for scammers to capitalize and trick shoppers. Author: WGRZ Staff Published: 12:43 PM EDT June 21, 2021 Updated: 5:14 PM EDT June 21, 2021 BUFFALO, N.Y. As more retailers attempt to compete with Amazon's Prime Day, the Better Business ...
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    16. 6 Tax Law Updates You Should Know for 2021 - News Break

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      6 Tax Law Updates You Should Know for 2021 - News Break
      2020 was a whirlwind of a year with a flurry of changes happening in all aspects of life. As for the tax world, multiple bills were passed in the last year and a half, many of which contained various tax law changes. A bill was even passed in the middle of tax season! Some of these changes only applied to 2020, while others may apply for a few years. Its ...
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    Williams’ Accountancy provides expertise in the review and reporting of company financials, internal control structures, abstract governmental requirements, compliance testing and audits.  Robert Williams specializes in federal taxation as well as state taxation, for a multitude of states throughout the U.S.

     

    Williams’ holds an accounting degree from St. Frances University of Pennsylvania and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant, licensed to practice in the state of California.

     

     

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