The IRS May “Like” Your FaceBook Page — Not Good

Bad news . . . this year, the IRS plans on checking FACEBOOK and TWITTER to see if you're cheating on your taxes. For example, let's say you write off a vacation as a business trip, but you really just went there on vacation. You post all those fun shots on FaceBook and BAM! they've got ya!

According to reports, this year, the IRS plans on checking your Facebook page and Twitter accounts, to see if you're cheating on your taxes.

Fortunately, it's too much work for them to Facebook stalk ALL of us . . . so they're only going to use social media as a tool when someone's tax forms have been red flagged for an audit or a potential audit.

But still, let's call this reminder number 45 Trillion that you should triple check your Facebook privacy settings.