“Except as necessary to provide you with tax preparation services or as authorized by law, we will not use or disclose your Tax Return Information – including to Intuit Group Companies – unless you consent.”
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Tax Return Information receives heightened protection: even Intuit's affiliated companies cannot receive it without legal authorization or user consent, limiting internal data flows that users might not anticipate.
The updated terms establish new dispute resolution procedures for EU, UK, and Swiss residents whose personal data is transferred under the Data Privacy Framework. The revised language states that Intuit and Mailchimp have certified compliance with DPF Principles and commits to resolve DPF-related complaints through direct contact, alternative dispute resolution via TRUSTe, and binding arbitration for unresolved complaints. The terms also clarify that when personal data is used for a materially different purpose or shared with external parties not covered by the privacy policy, Mailchimp will offer an opt-out opportunity or collect opt-in consent before proceeding. You can file a complaint with TRUSTe at https://feedback-form.trustarc.com/watchdog/request if your complaint is not resolved by Mailchimp directly.
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Tax Return Information receives heightened protection: even Intuit's affiliated companies cannot receive it without legal authorization or user consent, limiting internal data flows that users might not anticipate.
Your Tax Return Information will not be used or shared by Intuit—including with its own Group Companies—without your consent, except where necessary for tax preparation services or permitted by law.
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