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The Tax Agency warns of an Internet fraud attempt using its name

The deception refers to a non-existent tax refund

The Tax Agency has detected a significant sending of email communications in which your name and image are fraudulently used, and which is supposedly sent by the address: aeat@restitucion.es.

In the sending, reference is made to a non-existent tax refund in which the recipient of the e-mail benefits. In order to access the money, you must access a web address where bank account information must be provided.

The Tax Agency has taken the necessary measures to prosecute this attempted fraud and remembers that the best measure is to prevent users from suspicious communications that include the request for bank details. The Tax Agency never requests confidential information, neither account numbers nor taxpayer card numbers, by email.