Romanian police are warning the public about a significant increase in scams involving individuals falsely representing the National Agency of Fiscal Administration (ANAF), the country’s tax authority. Fraudsters are reportedly using various schemes to deceive citizens. Authorities have not detailed the specific methods employed, but confirmed a notable rise in reported incidents. The police are urging citizens to be vigilant and cautious when contacted by anyone claiming to be from ANAF, especially regarding alleged tax debts or refunds. Individuals are advised to independently verify any requests for information or payments through official ANAF channels. This warning aims to protect citizens from financial loss and identity theft related to these fraudulent activities. Further details on specific scam tactics are expected to be released by the Romanian Police.