How does AFIP manage taxpayer data privacy?

AFIP manages taxpayer data privacy primarily through strict data protection regulations and confidentiality protocols. This approach ensures that sensitive taxpayer information is handled with the utmost care, aligning with national and international standards for data protection. By implementing robust security measures, including encryption, limited access to data, and regular audits, AFIP helps protect individuals' personal and financial information from unauthorized access and misuse.

The confidentiality protocols imply that the data collected from taxpayers is used solely for the purposes of tax administration and compliance, maintaining the integrity of taxpayer privacy. Such measures are essential for building trust between taxpayers and the tax authorities, encouraging voluntary compliance while safeguarding sensitive information.

The other options would not support effective data privacy management. For instance, sharing data with third parties or allowing open access to taxpayer information could lead to significant risks of data breaches and violations of privacy rights. Similarly, public disclosure of tax records would compromise confidentiality and defeat the purpose of protecting taxpayer data.