New developments

A fraudulent email campaign has been detected impersonating the Tax Agency and urging recipients to make a deposit into a bank account using a document PDF fake.

A new fraudulent email campaign targeting taxpayers impersonating the Tax Agency has been detected, originating from the following fake email account: isabelle.rose@imagerie-loire-forez.fr.

A campaign has been detected SMS false reports of a supposed 2024 Income Tax refund, in which the identity of the Tax Agency is impersonated.

During the 2024 Income Tax Campaign, remember that cybercriminals may try to deceive you by impersonating the Tax Agency through fraudulent emails (phishing) or SMS (smishing).

We remind you that the Tax Agency can only call you in relation to the Income Tax Campaign if you have requested an appointment through any of the channels available for this purpose. When the Tax Agency calls you, it will do so exclusively through this telephone number: 810 520 052.

Committed to the safety and security of your personal information, we are introducing a new security feature to our e-Office. From now on, every time you access the Office by authenticating yourself using any of the enabled mechanisms (Cl@ve, Electronic Certificate and Reference Number) you will be able to view the history of the last connections made, showing the mechanism used. This feature is designed to help you detect any unauthorized access to your account.

Fraudulent emails have been detected, related to notification notices, attempting to impersonate the State Tax Administration Agency and the Single Authorized Electronic Address (DEHU) under the appearance of legitimate domains (agencia.tributaria.es, dehu.es), which do not correspond to the real domains of these services.