Inland Revenue warns of scam e-mail involving outstanding stamp duty payment

Iras warned of the scam e-mail where recipients are told to transfer their outstanding stamp duty payment to a British bank account. - INLAND REVENUE AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): Singaporeans who receive an e-mail instructing them to transfer their outstanding stamp duty payment to an account claiming to be held in the name of the Commissioner of Inland Revenue should ignore it, the tax authority said.

The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (Iras) on Wednesday (Feb 22) warned of the scam phishing e-mail and advised recipients not to provide any personal, credit card or bank account details.