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When your identity gets stolen enough times, the IRS assigns you an identity protection PIN and mails you a new one every year. Too bad it's only useful for you
by icedchai 6y ago
When your identity gets stolen enough times, the IRS assigns you an identity protection PIN and mails you a new one every year. Too bad it's only useful for your taxes.
- bonzini 6y agoJust the fact that there is a process for that, and you have people whose "identity gets stolen enough times", is worth an Onion headline...
- icedchai 6y agoThe thieves filed a fake tax return in my name so they could steal the refund. The IRS takes that stuff pretty seriously, fortunately.