Transparency report

Reports

September 1 – December 31, 2026

Reporting period in progress · published by March 31, 2027

What each report states

• The number of requests received, by type: IRS summons, IRS John Doe summons, grand jury subpoena, other government subpoena, civil subpoena, court order, search warrant, Hacienda or DDEC request, preservation request, emergency request, and informal request.
• The number of accounts named in each type.
• The number of requests we objected to, narrowed, or moved to quash, and the outcomes.
• The number of requests in which we produced anything, and what categories.
• The number of matters in which user notice was delayed by order or statute, and how many of those delays had expired by publication.
• The number of legal holds placed by Tax60 and by users.
• A statement of whether we have ever been asked to, or ordered to, alter our systems to enable access to user records, and the outcome.

Where a law requires that certain counts be reported only in bands, the report gives the narrowest band the law allows and says so. What Tax60 can produce in response to a request, and the process it requires before it produces the contents of anyone’s record, is set out in Section 2 of the policy.