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The document is a request form for businesses to seek a waiver from the public disclosure of their claimed tax preference amounts. It outlines the necessary information required from the business, including contact details and specific tax preferences being claimed. The form emphasizes the need for an explanation of potential economic harm that could arise from public disclosure, which may include decreased income or competitive disadvantages. If approved, the waiver will be permanent, and businesses can submit their requests via mail, fax, or email to the Washington State Department of Revenue.

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What is not a valid freedom of information request?

Information/data that is NOT covered by the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) includes: Non-agency records and personal records. Public requests for access to physical artifacts or scientific samples (e.g. core samples, sediment, rocks, fossils, specimen samples, blood samples).

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What exemptions are there? Some exemptions apply only to a particular category or class of information, such as information held for criminal investigations or relating to correspondence with the royal family. These are called class-based exemptions.

What types of things cannot be requested through FOIA?

Criteria It must be in writing and signed by the person making the request; It must state that the request is being made pursuant to the FOIA; It must reasonably describe the records being requested; It must state the category of the requester for fee purposes (i.e., commercial, media, educational, all other);

What does FOIA not apply to?

FOIA Exemptions. The exemptions protect against the disclosure of information that would harm: national security, the privacy of individuals, the proprietary interests of business, the functioning of the government, and other important recognized interests.

Why would someone make a FOIA request?

There is no initial fee to make a FOIA request, and in many cases, no fees are charged. However, agencies are authorized by law to recover the direct costs of providing information to a FOIA requester.