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News in 2008
State Web site promises better tax answers February 15, 2008 - Santa Fe New Mexican, Santa Fe, NM SANTA FE -- State tax officials on Friday demonstrated to journalists a new Web service where taxpayers can sign up to learn about their state taxes. Dubbed TAP, for Tax Access Point, the site provides information about when refunds are due, allows businesses to file change-of-address notices and lets taxpayers review returns from past years.
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News in 2008

State Web site promises better tax answers
February 15, 2008 - Santa Fe New Mexican, Santa Fe, NM
SANTA FE -- State tax officials on Friday demonstrated to journalists a new Web service where taxpayers can sign up to learn about their state taxes. Dubbed TAP, for Tax Access Point, the site provides information about when refunds are due, allows businesses to file change-of-address notices and lets taxpayers review returns from past years.

News in 2007
Minister vows to fight corruption December 4, 2007 - Trinidad & Tobago Express, Port-of-Spain TNT PORT-OF-SPAIN -- The establishment of the Revenue Authority and the implementation of the Integrated Tax Payer System...and an array of e-Governance initiatives all represent the critical technology-driven change.
Businesses can now pay their taxes online September 11, 2007 - Winnipeg Free Press, Winnipeg MB WINNIPEG -- It is a rare occasion when both small business advocates and provincial tax collectors are cheering for the same thing. That was the case this week when the finance minister unveiled a new online provincial tax-payment system.
Electronic Filing Ready for Gambling Reports, Taxes July 22, 2007 - Independent Record, Helena MT HELENA -- It’s taken 13 years, but the state Gambling Control Division is finally putting into place a voluntary system for owners of an estimated 18,000 video keno and poker machines to file their reports and pay their taxes electronically.
State Tax System Receives Upgrade April 19, 2007 - The State Journal, Charleston WV CHARLESTON -- Gov. Joe Manchin and Tax Commissioner Virgil Helton unveiled the first of five phases of the Revenue Accounts Processing Integrated Development System (RAPIDS).
Manchin proudly unveils new tax bills April 13, 2007 - Charleston Daily Mail, Charleston WV CHARLESTON -- Gov. Joe Manchin and his Tax Department staff have unveiled the first results of a $22 million state tax computer system overhaul: Citizens can now expect to get a monthly business tax statement and an easier to read business registration certificate.
West Virginia Tax Department modernizes software April 12, 2007 - Government Technology CHARLESTON -- West Virginia Gov. Joe Manchin and State Tax Commissioner Virgil T. Helton today announced the State Tax Department has implemented the first phase of a new computer system that will allow timely billing to businesses.
'Exceeded all our expectations; on time and on budget' February 2007 - The Montana Tavern Times BUTTE -- Huntington gives credit to Fast Enterprises, the Denver and Boise-based software developer for developing the new reporting system. “They’ve exceeded all our expectations,” he says. “They’ve been on time and on budget through the whole development and implementation process.”
State shops off the rack for new tax software January 13, 2007 - Rocky Mountain News, Denver CO DENVER -- Colorado has decided to buy a new computer system for tracking tax revenue that has happy users in other states.
POINTS tax computer history January 3, 2007 - Independent Record, Helena MT HELENA -- Revenue Department chief calls new system 'tremendous success'.
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