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Code · Alaska · Title 40 · Chapter 25

Sec. 40.25.100. Disposition of tax information.

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Sec. 40.25.100. Disposition of tax information.
(a)Information in the possession of the Department of Revenue that discloses the particulars of the business or affairs of a taxpayer or other person, including information under AS 38.05.020 (b)(11) that is subject to a confidentiality agreement under AS 38.05.020 (b)(12), is not a matter of public record, except as provided in AS 43.05.230
(i)
(m)or for purposes of investigation and law enforcement. The information shall be kept confidential except when its production is required in an official investigation, administrative adjudication under AS 43.05.405 — 43.05.499, or court proceeding. These restrictions do not prohibit the publication of statistics presented in a manner that prevents the identification of particular reports and items, prohibit the publication of tax lists showing the names of taxpayers who are delinquent and relevant information that may assist in the collection of delinquent taxes, or prohibit the publication of records, proceedings, and decisions under AS 43.05.405 — 43.05.499.
(b)If a copy of a record of tax information is requested under
(a)of this section for the purposes of child support administration, the copy may be released only to the child support services agency created in AS 25.27.010 or a child support enforcement agency of another state. The Department of Revenue shall provide the requesting agency with a copy of the record. The requesting agency receiving information under this subsection may use it only for child support purposes authorized under law.
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