The agreement states that Zoom may disclose Customer information, including Customer Confidential Information, to a tax authority without providing advance or subsequent notice to the customer, notwithstanding other notice obligations in the agreement.
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This provision authorizes disclosure of Customer Confidential Information to tax authorities without notice, creating an explicit carve-out from the agreement's general notice obligations under Section 17.4 and the Government Request Guide. This may affect organizations with confidentiality obligations or regulatory requirements regarding disclosure of business information.
This new provision allows Zoom to disclose customer confidential information to tax authorities without any prior notice requirement, creating a carve-out from standard data privacy obligations.
View full change record →The agreement states that Zoom may disclose Customer information, including information designated as Customer Confidential Information, to tax authorities without providing notice to the customer either before or after the disclosure. This carve-out applies notwithstanding Zoom's other notice obligations under the agreement.
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Compare across platforms →"In accordance with applicable tax Law, and notwithstanding any of Zoom's notice obligations that may arise under this Agreement, including but not limited to, Section 17.4 or pursuant to our Government Request Guide, we may disclose Customer information, including Customer Confidential Information, to a tax authority without notice to you before or after the disclosure.Excerpt from Zoom's Terms of Service
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This provision authorizes disclosure of Customer Confidential Information to tax authorities without notice, creating an explicit carve-out from the agreement's general notice obligations under Section 17.4 and the Government Request Guide. This may affect organizations with confidentiality obligations or regulatory requirements regarding disclosure of business information.
The agreement states that Zoom may disclose Customer information, including information designated as Customer Confidential Information, to tax authorities without providing notice to the customer either before or after the disclosure. This carve-out applies notwithstanding Zoom's other notice obligations under the agreement.
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