One common scam: robo-emails or texts bearing the subject line “tax refund” that appear to come from the IRS or a state tax office, the Federal Trade Commission said in an online notice. The FTC urged tax filers not to click on such links, which could allow criminals to steal personal data and even your tax refund. Such calls are also intended to pilfer people’s personal information, according to the FTC, which urges anyone to immediately hang up. Tax scams are not just limited to tax season. Users can report abusive tax schemes by filling out online Form 14242: Report Suspected Abusive Tax Promotions or Preparers, according to the IRS.