Fraudulent tax return notices sent by email

Fraudulent tax return notices have been emailed to many Irish people over the final days of last year in a bid to get personal information, it has emerged.

The emails, claiming to be from Revenue, inform recipients that they are entitled to a tax return, but must complete an attached form to receive it.

Information technology security company ESET Ireland said it had detected an increased spam run of the emails in recent days.

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