- Polish Ministry of Finance and the National Revenue Administration warned of phishing emails impersonating tax authorities and referring to JPK_VAT verification/correction.
- The scam aims to steal personal data, bank account numbers, and email login credentials by prompting recipients to click malicious links or open attachments.
- KAS said legitimate JPK_VAT notices do not include links or requests to log in to any system.
- Taxpayers should not provide sensitive information in response to suspicious messages; questionable emails can be verified via the KAS helpline at 22 330 03 30, and cyber incidents may also be reported through CERT.
Source: prawo.pl
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