April 24, 2017

Long Island Business News interviewed Long Island Partner-in-Charge Carolyn Mazzenga about tax return fraud and some of the things taxpayers need to watch out for.

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By Brittany Bernstein

Featured Carolyn Mazzenga, Partner-in-Charge, Melville

Long Island Business News interviewed Long Island Partner-in-Charge Carolyn Mazzenga about tax return fraud and some of the things taxpayers need to watch out for.

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Mazzenga said that all hard-copy paper is put into locked boxes and shredded and any tax return that is being sent to a client is not just password-protected, but also encrypted. Marcum uses a secure portal over which both clients and employees send and receive information.

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