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NYS puede divulgar la información recopilada por NYS para aquellos fines que puedan determinarse razonablemente a partir de la naturaleza y los términos de la transacción en relación con la cual se envió la información.NYS no recopila deliberadamente información personal de niños ni crea perfiles de niños a través de este sitio web. Sin embargo, se advierte a los usuarios que la recopilación de información personal enviada por correo electrónico o a través de una transacción en línea se tratará como si la enviara un adulto y, a menos que la ley federal o estatal lo exima del acceso, puede estar sujeta a al acceso público. El Estado de Nueva York recomienda encarecidamente a los padres y maestros que participen en las actividades de Internet de los niños y que brinden orientación cada vez que se les pida a los niños que brinden información personal en línea. Información y ElecciónComo se indicó anteriormente, NYS no recopila ninguna información personal sobre usted durante su visita a este sitio web, a menos que proporcione esa información voluntariamente al enviar un correo electrónico o iniciar una transacción en línea, como una encuesta, registro o formulario de pedido. Puede optar por no enviarnos un correo electrónico, responder una encuesta o completar un formulario de pedido.
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Sin embargo, NYS puede recopilar o divulgar información personal sin el consentimiento del usuario si la recopilación o divulgación es: (1) necesaria para cumplir con los deberes legales de NYS, o necesaria para que NYS opere un programa autorizado por ley o autorizado por estatuto estatal o federal o regulación; (2) realizado de conformidad con una orden judicial o por ley; (3) con el propósito de validar la identidad del usuario; o (4) de información para ser utilizada únicamente con fines estadísticos que está en una forma que no puede ser utilizada para identificar a ninguna persona en particular.
Además, la divulgación de información, incluida la información personal, recopilada a través de este sitio web está sujeta a las disposiciones de la Ley de libertad de información y la Ley de protección de la privacidad personal.
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Les informations recueillies par NYS peuvent être divulguées par NYS aux fins qui peuvent être raisonnablement déterminées à partir de la nature et des conditions de la transaction dans le cadre de laquelle les informations ont été soumises.
Le NYS ne collecte pas sciemment des informations personnelles auprès d'enfants et ne crée pas de profils d'enfants par le biais de ce site web. Les utilisateurs sont toutefois avertis que la collecte d'informations personnelles soumises dans un courrier électronique ou lors d'une transaction en ligne sera traitée comme si elle avait été soumise par un adulte, et peut, à moins d'être exemptée d'accès par la loi fédérale ou de l'État, être soumise à l'accès public. L'État du New Jersey encourage vivement les parents et les enseignants à s'impliquer dans les activités des enfants sur Internet et à fournir des conseils chaque fois que les enfants sont invités à fournir des informations personnelles en ligne.

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Comme indiqué ci-dessus, le NYS ne recueille pas d'informations personnelles vous concernant lors de votre visite sur ce site web, à moins que vous ne fournissiez ces informations volontairement en envoyant un e-mail ou en lançant une transaction en ligne telle qu'une enquête, un enregistrement ou un formulaire de commande. Vous pouvez choisir de ne pas nous envoyer de courrier électronique, de ne pas répondre à une enquête ou de ne pas remplir un bon de commande.
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La "información personal" es información sobre una persona física que la identifica o describe, la cual incluye, pero no se limita a, su nombre, número de Seguro Social, descripción física, dirección física, número de teléfono de casa, educación, asuntos financieros e información médica o historial de empleo, y por las cuales es fácil de identificar a esa persona en específico. Un nombre del dominio o la dirección del protocolo de internet no se considera información personal; sin embargo, se considera "información personal obtenida electrónicamente".
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Asks for passwords for your credit cards, bank account, bank debit card, MyFTB account, email account, personal or business accounts. 
Threatens to contact law-enforcement to have you arrested if a tax debt is not paid.
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Claims that there is a problem with your account. Our agents already have access to your account information and will explain the nature and details of your tax or nontax debt.

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If you receive a suspicious email that claims to be from us requesting personal information, it may be a phishing email. Phishing emails look legitimate because they often use real logos and phone numbers. Delete it from your inbox and your trash folder. 
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If you receive a suspicious or unsolicited text message claiming to be from FTB, do not respond or click on any links, as the text may be a phishing scam.  
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(7) the term “routine use” means, with respect to the disclosure of a record, the use of such record for a purpose which is compatible with the purpose for which it was collected;
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