Glenn Hegar
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
Glenn Hegar
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
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Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
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Contact UsReport Fraud

Tax crime robs you, and it costs the state of Texas.

To ensure a fair and efficient tax system, a level playing field must be maintained for all taxpayers. Everyone plays a role, whether complying with state tax laws or seeing that everyone plays by the same rules.

There are four ways the public can report suspected tax fraud or criminal activity involving Texas taxes to our investigators:

Phone:
800-531-5441, Ext. 3-8707
Email:
CID@cpa.texas.gov
Mail:
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
Attn: Criminal Investigations Division
P.O. Box 13528
Austin, Texas 78711-3528
Please include as much detail as possible about the suspected business or individual(s) including their:
  • name;
  • address;
  • taxpayer number (if known);
  • a brief description of the alleged illegal activity;
  • the type of state tax involved (if known); and
  • the date when the activity took place.

You may remain anonymous.

To view confirmed phishing attempts or scams, or report suspected scams, visit the agency's Fraud Alert page.

Note: Suspected cases of federal tax and/or Internal Revenue Service fraud should be reported to the federal tax authorities' IRS Criminal Investigation Division.

The Texas State Auditor's Office

The State Auditor’s Office investigates allegations of misuse and/or illegal acts involving state resources. Anyone with information about the misuse or misappropriation of state resources can report this information by phone at 800-TX-AUDIT (892-8348) or on the State Auditor’s Fraud website.