The IRS recently became aware of a fraudulent scheme targeting EFTPS users, the scheme uses an e-mail that claims your tax payment was rejected and directs you to a website for additional information. The website contains malware that will attempt to infect your computer.  For more info related to this scam see the IRS’ full story at: http://www.irs.gov/privacy/article/0,,id=226755,00.html Stay up to date on tax best practices for your business with Federal Direct Tax Services.

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