The Oklahoma Agreement to Safeguard Federal Tax Information (TAG) is an agreement between the State of Oklahoma and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that creates a framework for protecting federal tax information held by the state. Under the TAG, the state must develop and implement safeguards to protect the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of federal tax information in its possession. The TAG also requires the state to provide training and oversight of personnel who have access to federal tax information. The TAG is divided into two main parts: the Security Agreement and the Tax Information Security Agreement. The Security Agreement outlines the security processes and procedures required to protect federal tax information held by the state. It requires the state to establish physical, technical, and administrative safeguards. The Tax Information Security Agreement outlines the processes and procedures for protecting tax information held by the state, such as filing and reporting requirements. The TAG is an important tool in ensuring the security and privacy of federal tax information. It helps ensure that state agencies are taking the appropriate steps to secure this sensitive data and protect the rights of taxpayers.