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"Employer authorizes Gusto to obtain information about Employer as a business entity, and to report adverse business information about Employer to third parties including but not limited to federal or state tax authorities.Excerpt from Gusto's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Employer authorizes Gusto to obtain information about Employer as a business entity, and to report adverse business information about Employer to third parties including but not limited to federal or state tax authorities.”
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