SINGAPORE - The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (Iras) on Monday (April 29) warned the public about scams by callers pretending to be its officers.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore on Monday warned the public about scams by callers pretending to be its officers.
In recent instances, the telephone numbers displayed on the scammers' caller IDs included"9781-2000" and"6356-8387". They should then call Iras' quality service manager hotline on 1800-356-8225 to verify if the call came from Iras. "Through the convenience of e-services on myTax Portal and digital interaction channels such as the IRAS virtual assistant 'Ask Jamie', taxpayers were able to get instant answers for general tax enquiries," Iras said.
Iras also noted that more than 97 per cent of those who have filed their tax returns did so electronically, and that 26.7 per cent of taxpayers used their mobile devices to file or view their tax returns on-the-go.
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