IDG30400 | Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: disclosure to agents, representatives and third parties: contents
From HM Revenue & Customs · Information Disclosure Guide
The guidance in this chapter is about how HMRC staff should conduct themselves in interactions with the customer, in respect of fulfilling our legal obligations of confidentiality. It is intended to help HMRC staff avoid making an inadvertent disclosure of confidential information in their day-to-day work.
The guidance in this chapter is aimed at all staff. This includes those who have direct interactions with customers, but also those in areas which are not obviously ‘outward-facing’. Any officer in the Department who has any impact on the affairs of a customer must be aware of the key messages of this guidance.
Contents9 entries
- IDG30410Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: disclosure to agents, representatives and third parties: general
- IDG30420Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: disclosure to agents, representatives and third parties: confidentiality when obtaining information
- IDG30430Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: disclosure to agents, representatives and third parties: disclosure with power of attorney: contents
- IDG30440Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: disclosure to agents, representatives and third parties: working with MPs
- IDG30445Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: disclosure to agents, representatives and third parties: disclosures of HMRC information to Voluntary Sector Services
- IDG30447Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: Deemed Consent for those who need extra support
- IDG30450Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: disclosure to agents, representatives and third parties: employment references
- IDG30460Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: disclosure to agents, representatives and third parties: missing persons
- IDG30470Confidentiality when dealing with the customer: disclosure to agents, representatives and third parties: protecting deceased customers: contents