Utah § 59-1-1703 - Depository institution data match system.

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§ 59-1-1703. Depository institution data match system.

Effective 1/1/2017
59-1-1703.  Depository institution data match system.
(1) The commission shall develop, maintain, and operate a database as provided in this section.
(2) The database described in Subsection (1):
(a) shall use automated data exchanges;
(b) shall identify a delinquent taxpayer by identifying information;
(c) may be accessed only by the commission or a depository institution;
(d) shall be used to determine whether a delinquent taxpayer identified in the database has the same identifying information as that of an account holder at a depository institution; and
(e) shall be updated by the commission on at least a quarterly basis.


Enacted by Chapter 326, 2016 General Session

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