Maybe that is something that we ought to do. My time is expired so I will end it with this, but maybe on the forms that we get from the IRS as citizens, maybe there ought to be in great big letters on the envelopes that are going out and right at the top saying that the IRS does not call and threaten and that there is a lot of fraud about this so do not do it.
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Chabot suggests clear communication from the IRS to prevent fraud.
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