Description
What data does the tax office have about you? Do you know what information is stored there and to whom your data has been passed on?
If you don’t know this, you lose control. At the same time, the tax office makes decisions based on this data – often without you knowing the basis.
Tax office file inspection DSGVO – the solution
With this template, you are actively requesting information in accordance with Art. 15 GDPR and forcing the tax office to make full disclosure.
You make sure that
– you can view all stored data
– you find out who your data has been shared with
– and you create the basis for your next steps
What this legal document does for you
– You submit a current request for access to files at the tax office
– You refer to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
– You request the disclosure of all stored data
– and you request information about data transfers
Current legal background
The Federal Fiscal Court (BFH) has clarified that the tax office must also provide comprehensive information.
In addition, the current Schufa ruling shows that inadmissible profiling is not permitted – this also applies to government agencies and automated decisions.
- You have a right to know what has been stored about you.
For which cases you can use the template
– Income tax
– VAT
– Tax audit
– Enforcement or seizure
– Property tax or trade tax
– and other tax proceedings
- You use the template in all areas of your tax affairs.
Tax office file inspection GDPR – how it works
– Download template
– enter your data
– and send it to the tax office
You actively request your data and create complete transparency.
Why inspection of files at the tax office is crucial
If you do not know your data, you cannot defend yourself effectively. However, if you apply for access to the file, you will be able to see the basis for the decision and react in a targeted manner.
This way you secure evidence and retain control over your proceedings.
Act now
Request your data now and get clarity about your tax file.
🌶️ Be your own advocate.