NortonLifeLock United Kingdom Tax Strategy

March 2021_________________________________________________________________________________________________Overview
NortonLifeLock Inc (formerly known as Symantec Corporation) is a trusted brand and leading provider ofCyber Safety solutions for consumers worldwide. Our business is built around the prevention, detection andrestoration of potential damages caused by cyber criminals. The need for NortonLifeLock’s products is morecritical than ever in today’s increasingly digital world, as people transition to remote work environments,
conduct virtual meetings, and engage in online gaming, streaming, shopping, telemedicine and numerous other
online transactions and activities on a daily basis. With each new digital interaction comes increased risk forconsumers as cyber criminals look to take advantage of this accelerating trend. NortonLifeLock stands between
today’s cyber criminals and consumers, helping secure the devices, identities, online privacy, and home andfamily needs of 51 million consumers globally
Founded in 1982, NortonLifeLock (formerly known as Symantec) headquarters are in Arizona, USA and has
operations in more than 26 countries, including in the United Kingdom. NortonLifeLock is a NASDAQ listedcompany (“NLOK”)
This document is published on behalf of NortonLifeLock UK Holdings Limited , NortonLifeLock Security
Services Holding Limited, Bluecoat Systems Ltd , DeFacto 2245 Limited and their subsidiaries (“Company”)
in compliance with its obligations of paragraphs 19(2) and 22(2) Schedule 19 Finance Act 2016 for the financial
year end 31 March 2021.

Risk management and governance arrangements
Management of risk aligns with the desire to achieve long terms value for NortonLifeLock stakeholders,including shareholders, employees, regulators and customers.
As subsidiaries of NortonLifeLock, the UK Companies are governed by internal policies and procedures.
NortonLifeLock complies with the financial and tax related disclosure requirements of the US Securities andExchange Commission (SEC). Establishing and maintaining adequate internal control over financial reporting is
the responsibility of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Chief Financial Officer (CFO)1 . The Board isultimately responsible for the governance and risk management arrangements.
NortonLifeLock risks, including tax risks, are disclosed in NortonLifeLock Inc Form 10Q and 10-K filings.

1As defined in SEC Rules 13a-15(e) and 15d-15(e) of the Securities Exchange Act

NortonLifeLock United Kingdom Tax Strategy

March 2021_________________________________________________________________________________________________Tax risk is managed through internal policies and procedures. Responsibility for the management of tax strategyand tax risk is with the NortonLifeLock Head of Tax, with oversight from the NortonLifeLock Chief
Accounting Officer, CFO, and the Audit Committee of the Board of Directors.
The Head of Tax is supported by a team of qualified in-house tax professionals, who are responsible for the day
to day tax filings, financial reporting obligations as they relate to tax, working with the business on tax related
matters, and maintaining relationships with tax authorities and UK regulators.
The tax function engages suitably qualified external tax advisors and legal professionals where appropriate, inorder to provide advice and clarity on applicable tax law.
Adherence to NortonLifeLock’s internal policies and procedures are monitored on an ongoing basis by theCorporate Risk Assurance team, including requiring employees to participate in training of the business’spolicies.

Acceptance of Level of Tax Risk
NortonLifeLock’s appetite to tax risk is low. It is evaluated in order to achieve long term value for theCompany’s stakeholders, while ensuring the Company’s reputation is maintained by being compliant with all itstax obligations in all the countries in which NortonLifeLock operates, including adhering to internal policies.

Attitude to Tax Planning
The Company supports NortonLifeLock’s global commercial and business needs through appropriate business
transactions that adhere to enacted tax legislation and its spirit. NortonLifeLock is committed to paying theright amount of taxes whilst utilizing statutorily available reliefs and exemptions.

Relationship with Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC)
NortonLifeLock has always sought to maintain a professional, open, and constructive relationship with taxing
authorities around the world, including HMRC. The Company commits to working collaboratively with HMRC
to resolve disputes, should they arise, in a timely manner.
We commit to meeting compliance obligations and adhering to tax legislation in the UK.
In a desire to achieve certainty on its UK tax position, from time to time we would engage with HMRC toobtain advance confirmation of the tax treatment.