There is a general common law privilege of confidentiality for non-criminal tax matters that exists between a taxpayer and his or her tax practitioner.

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In many jurisdictions, there is a recognized privilege of confidentiality for non-criminal tax matters between a taxpayer and a tax practitioner, similar to attorney-client privilege, which protects the privacy of the information exchanged in the course of obtaining tax advice.

There Is a General Common Law Privilege of Confidentiality for Non-Criminal