§ 143B-935. 1. Criminal record checks of applicants and current employees who access federal tax information.
The Department of Public Safety may share criminal history information on certain people who can access federal tax information, but only on request. The requesting agency must provide fingerprints and a signed consent form, keep the information confidential, and the State Bureau of Investigation must forward fingerpri
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The Department of Public Safety may share criminal history information on certain people who can access federal tax information, but only on request. The requesting agency must provide fingerprints and a signed consent form, keep the information confidential, and the State Bureau of Investigation must forward fingerprints for a national check. The Department may charge only up to actual cost.
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