Transparency report

Reports

September 1 – December 31, 2026

Reporting period in progress · published by March 31, 2027

What each report states

• The number of requests received, by type: IRS summons, IRS John Doe summons, grand jury subpoena, other government subpoena, civil subpoena, court order, search warrant, Hacienda or DDEC request, preservation request, emergency request, and informal request.
• The number of accounts named in each type.
• The number of requests we objected to, narrowed, or moved to quash, and the outcomes.
• The number of requests in which we produced anything, and what categories.
• The number of matters in which user notice was delayed by order or statute, and how many of those delays had expired by publication.
• The number of legal holds placed by Tax60 and by users.
• A statement of whether we have ever been asked to, or ordered to, alter our systems to enable access to user records, and the outcome.

Where a law requires that certain counts be reported only in bands, the report gives the narrowest band the law allows and says so. What Tax60 can and cannot produce in response to any request — ciphertext, commitments, and account metadata, never a readable record — is set out in Section 2 of the policy.