It's tax season, and when it comes to filing tax returns, many people worry about completing every form correctly. But according to our next guest, taxpayers now have an even bigger problem to contend with: the increasing possibility that a scam artist may file a fraudulent return in their name. The Internal Revenue Service estimates that it will process $21 billion in phony tax refunds this year.
Mike Switzer interviews Rob Dehollander, a certified financial planner with Dehollander and Janse in Greenville, SC.
