A communication from the Revenue Agency is always to be taken into utmost consideration.
Especially when it concerns the non-payment of stamp duties on electronic invoices. Many Italians are receiving this communication via email. In the emails we read that the Revenue Agency disputes the failure to pay the electronic invoices issued in the fourth quarter of 2021.
As mentioned, this would certainly be a message worthy of the utmost attention because it would push us to double-check what we have done in order to actually search for missed payments. But the Revenue Agency warns: this communication that many Italians are receiving is actually false.
Pay attention to how to behave
In fact, this email does not come from the real Revenue Agency but from criminal organizations dedicated to Phishing. It is very important to follow what the Inland Revenue recommends to do in relation to this communication.
Many have received it and anyone could potentially receive it so it is very important to keep in mind what the receipts say. First of all, the Revenue Agency points out that it is absolutely extraneous to this communication. Secondly, he emphasizes how these emails are dangerous for the devices that receive them. In fact, these emails may contain malware or viruses of some kind. But the most dangerous thing would be to click on link contained in the emails.
Look at the link
In fact the link contained in the email it could refer to a fraudulent platform able to steal sensitive data from those who believe it. So in addition to the damage of viruses, there would also be potentially Greater harm to the user. The advice of the Inland Revenue is to destroy the email immediately rather not to open it at all, but above all not to click on the link contained. Unfortunately in this period these fraudulent and dangerous communications are multiplying. They use the name of the Revenue Agency, or perhaps the bank or the post office.
Here are the dos and don’ts
But it is very important to understand how to behave in such cases. These institutions would hardly send important communications via email or text message and if we receive one we must doubt and not open it. If we really have the doubt that it can be authentic, we will have to take care to go to those who theoretically sent us the communication to understand whether there is actually a message for us or not. But woe to open and especially click on the link. By sending these communications in large numbers, criminals always have a high chance that someone will fall for them, so it is important to be especially careful.
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