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- Email and sending documents0.74
Wrong recipient? If an email went to the wrong person, follow Policy 03 (Data breach response) immediately.
- Email and sending documents0.73
Sending client documents. Send tax returns, financial statements and anything with a tax file number through the client portal, not as email attachments. If the client cannot use the portal, attach the document as a password-protected PDF and send the password separately by SMS.
- Email and sending documents0.72
Check the recipient. Before sending anything to a client, check every recipient address. Email autocomplete is the most common cause of privacy mistakes in accounting practices. Type the first few letters, then confirm the full address.
- Client files and privacy0.72
Mistakes. If client information is sent, shown or lost to the wrong person, follow Policy 03 (Data breach response) immediately.
- Client files and privacy0.70
Paper. Scan paper documents on the day they arrive, then return originals to the client or place them in the locked shred bin. Nothing with a tax file number is left on a desk overnight.
- Email and sending documents0.70
Never by email. Never send full tax file numbers, full bank account numbers or identity documents in the body of an email.
- Data breach response0.69
Step 1 — Contain it, straight away. If an email went to the wrong person, call them, ask them to delete it and not forward it, and ask for confirmation by email. If a device is lost, tell Priya so it can be remotely wiped. If a password was captured, change it immediately.
- Data breach response0.66
Step 2 — Tell Priya within one hour. Phone her; do not wait until the end of the day. Record what happened in the breach register: what information, whose, when, who received it, and what you have done.
The prompt
Answer the staff member's question using only these excerpts from our office manual. Be direct: start with the answer, then the steps or conditions. After each point, cite the policy title in square brackets. If the excerpts do not answer the question, say so.
Question: A client's tax return was just emailed to the wrong person. What do I do first?
Then the source document, after a standing instruction to use only the material provided and never invent names, figures, dates or rules.