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or https:// means you've safely connected to the .gov website. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
Use these resources to promote tax security awareness on your social media channels.
Support National Tax Security Awareness Week on social media
Dec. 1-5, 2025: You can help taxpayers and tax professionals protect sensitive financial information from identity theft and tax scams before the holidays and the 2026 tax season.
Monitor @IRSnews and @IRSTaxSecurity
Share and tag our social media posts in your communications.
Hashtag #TaxSecurity
Spread the word with us.
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- LinkedIn.com/company/IRS
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Link to us
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Use our posts
You can use these tax security posts and images.
National Tax Security Awareness Week
Post 1: #IRS and the Security Summit are helping protect taxpayers from identity theft and refund fraud. See this year’s National #TaxSecurity Awareness Week recommendations on security measures: IRS.gov/securitysummit
Post 2: During National #TaxSecurity Awareness Week, #IRS and the Security Summit share the resources you need to recognize and avoid phishing scams all year long: IRS.gov/securitysummit
Post 3: #IRS and the Security Summit warn that scams spike during the holiday shopping season. Take extra steps during National #TaxSecurity Awareness Week to protect your financial and tax information from identity theft: IRS.gov/securitysummit
Post 4: #IRS and the Security Summit have procedures in place to help protect #TaxPros and #SmallBiz owners from identity theft. This National #TaxSecurity Awareness Week, learn more at IRS.gov/securitysummit