I received a letter and refund slip from the National Tax Agency yesterday. The other day, an official called me to tell me that I had wrongly paid more taxes online. He wanted to know my bank account number, but I didn't tell him because I thought he was a scammer. It's no wonder that I doubted him. Bureaucrats are famous for their written form principles. There's no way that bureaucrats ask citizens about personal information on the phone. I was going to tell the police, but I forgot to do it.

I must go to a postal office to receive money using the slip. Then, I will know whether it's genuine.

The slip allows only the postal office to refund, so I will receive the tax refund there. I was terrified when I got the call because he knew how much I paid in taxes. I was also worried about the leak of personal information. After hanging up the call, I asked an official at a tax office on the phone whether they ask the citizens about banking account numbers. She answered, "Never." I decided not to believe the government easily.