Submitted on Friday 18th April 2014
Rejected on Wednesday 21st June 2017
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: duplicate (see below for details)
Prevent HMRC from selling Taxpayer Data to third parties
HMRC plan to sell "anonymised" personal-level data to third parties. Previous attempts by Government departments to anonymise data led to patients being identifiable from "anonymised" NHS records.
HMRC is not a company where you can choose not to do business with over it's data policy, and taxpayer's tax details (the most sensitive details alongside our medical records) should never be sold on.
Taxpayer's financial details are not for sale, nor can HMRC put in sufficient safeguards that would guarantee anonymity.
The Government must not allow the law to be changed to allow this to occur.
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