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    Criminal offence ?

    My employer has shown my personal tax records to a third party without my permission have they committed a criminal offence by doing this ?
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    Re: Criminal offence ?

    Originally posted by Hgv44ton View Post
    My employer has shown my personal tax records to a third party without my permission have they committed a criminal offence by doing this ?
    Good morning, welcome.

    In what capacity was the 3rd party involved?

    nem

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      Re: Criminal offence ?

      The third party is the transport manager for the company I was working for on behalf of the agency my employer and me are in a dispute over a few things and I have initiated a conciliatory procedure with Acas and also with the fraud division of HMRC he showed the TM at the company I was working at texts sent between me and himself and also my personal tax records

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