Police have issued a warning after receiving a substantial number of reports from people who lost money through a tax refund SMS scam. The fraudulent messages are being sent in the name of the Malta Tax and Customs Administration (MTCA) and claim that recipients are entitled to a tax refund. Victims are prompted to click on a link, which takes them
The Police have issued an urgent warning following a sharp rise in reports regarding deceptive text messages being sent in the name of the Malta Taxation and Customs Administration. These messages lure the public with a supposed tax refund and contain a link that directs individuals to a fraudulent website. Unfortunately, those who entered their credit
The Malta Tax and Customs Administration (MTCA) has issued a warning about fraudulent websites pretending to be its official online portal, urging the public to exercise caution before clicking on suspicious links. In a social media post, the authority reminded people that its only official website is mtca.gov.mt and advised users to verify web addresses
