The Public Revenue Authority (UJP) has issued a public advisory regarding suspicious text messages being received by citizens. The agency warns that individuals may receive late SMS alerts falsely stating that a “data return is prepared” and that a specific link has been activated. The UJP strongly advises the public to exercise extreme caution regarding these messages.
Authorities caution that recipients must refrain from opening any accompanying links or providing any personal or banking information in response to such communications. The UJP emphasizes that it is the sole responsible body for official information pertaining to both the data return and the DVB return processes. The agency issued the warning to preempt potential fraud, noting that the deceptive messages are circulating under the guise of the Public Revenue Authority.
Citizens are instructed that until they receive official confirmation directly from the UJP through established channels, they should treat any unsolicited SMS containing links regarding a “data return” with suspicion. Engaging with these messages by clicking links or inputting sensitive personal or financial data could expose individuals to security risks. This advisory serves as a critical reminder to the public to verify the authenticity of any official correspondence.
For accurate details concerning the status of any data return or tax-related documentation, citizens should consult the official UJP portals or contact the agency through verified channels, rather than acting on instructions received via unsolicited text message.
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