Showing posts with label identity theft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label identity theft. Show all posts

Sunday, November 8, 2015

Outrage: IRS is enabling illegal immigrants identity theft...




 The criminals at the IRS are enabling illegal immigrant criminals. 
Risking their jobs to come forward, the whistleblowers do not want to show their identity. But they do want to show how the IRS is a knowing accomplice to millions of cases of identity theft while keeping victims in the dark.
A five-month Eyewitness News investigation shows their concerns are well-documented, and the IRS has been warned about the problem for years. Within a massive federal agency that claims to be taking identity theft seriously, the reality – in many cases – is very different.
"We are not supposed to do anything." said a whistleblower. "We are not allowed to say anything."
Findings of the 13 Investigates report include:
  • The IRS accepts millions of tax returns – and issues tax refunds – even when taxpayer documents show clear warning signs of identity theft
  • Confidential IRS policies instruct IRS employees not to tell taxpayers when someone else uses their social security number to earn income
  • The IRS allows illegal immigrants to "borrow" social security numbers that do not legally belong to them
  • The IRS is discontinuing a program to notify taxpayers when their social security number is used by someone else to gain employment
Please read it all...

Sunday, May 15, 2011

Weird News: Miss Wisconsin Resigns After Identity Theft Charges


Miss Wisconsin, Shaletta Porterfield, allegedly has a secret talent. It's forgery.
A Madison woman who would have competed in Las Vegas next month for the crown of Miss USA may instead be resolving identity theft charges.

Shaletta Porterfield  won the Miss Wisconsin USA title last year but resigned Friday after being charged in Dane County last month with three counts of misappropriating identity information to obtain money. She has entered not guilty pleas and the case is set for trial in July.
Porterfield, 26, apparently told police she had faked signatures of three business owners on contracts for advertising with a marketing company Porterfield was working for last summer, the Waunakee Tribune reported.