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IRS Tax Tips July 31, 2025

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Issue Number:  Tax Tip 2025-53

*IRS verified social media accounts and e-new services are best sources for tax-related information*

Social media can be a resource for up-to-date tax information, especially with the many changes to the federal taxes in 2025. However, taxpayers should be mindful of what accounts they’re following for tax advice. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of inaccurate or scam advice being shared. Which is why it’s important that taxpayer get tax-related information from IRS verified social media account or e-news services.

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• *X* – Information for individuals, businesses, tax-exempt organizations and tax professionals A special IRS X handle, @IRStaxsecurity, shares information to help people avoid common scams
• *Facebook* – Tax information for a general audience in English and Spanish
• *Instagram* − Taxpayer-friendly information on a variety of topics
• *YouTube* − Short videos on specific tax topics for individual taxpayers, tax professionals and small businesses
• *LinkedIn* – Key agency communications

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