- IR-2023-71, Dirty Dozen: Reminds taxpayers and tax pros to be wary of scams and schemes, even after tax season
- IR-2023-67, Dirty Dozen: Beware of abusive tax avoidance schemes
- IR-2023-65, Dirty Dozen: Watch out for schemes aimed at high-income filers; Charitable Remainder Annuity Trusts, monetized installment sales carry risk
- IR-2023-63, Dirty Dozen: Watch out for Offer in Compromise "mills" where promoters claim their services are needed to settle IRS debts
- IR-2023-62, Dirty Dozen: IRS urges tax pros and other businesses to beware of spearphishing; offers tips to avoid dangerous common scams
- IR-2023-61, Dirty Dozen: Taking tax advice on social media can be bad news for taxpayers; schemes circulating involving tax forms
- IR-2023-59, Dirty Dozen: IRS warns individuals to stay clear of shady tax preparers; offers tips on carefully choosing tax professionals
- IR-2023-57, Dirty Dozen: IRS warns of scammers using fake charities to exploit taxpayers
- IR-2023-55, Dirty Dozen: Watch out for third-party promoters of false fuel tax credit claims
- IR-2023-54, Dirty Dozen: IRS warns of scammers offering “help” to set up an Online Account; creates identity theft risk for honest taxpayers
- IR-2023-51, Dirty Dozen: Watch out for scammers using email and text messages to try tricking people during tax season
- IR-2023-49, IRS opens 2023 Dirty Dozen with warning about Employee Retention Credit claims; increased scrutiny follows aggressive promoters making offers too good to be true
