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Tax is to impose a financial charge or other levy

upon a Taxpayer (an individual) by a state or the
functional equivalent of a state such that failure to
pay is punishable by law.
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÷ Financial transaction Tax
÷ Mncome Tax ÷ Financial activities Tax
÷ Sales tax ÷ Expatriation Tax
÷ Value Added Tax ÷ Mnflation Tax
÷ Wealth Tax ÷ Excises Tax
÷ Transfer Tax ÷ Environmental Tax
÷ Toll ÷ Currency transaction Tax
÷ Tariffs ÷ Corporate Tax
÷ Social security Tax ÷ Consumption Tax
÷ Capital gains Tax
÷ Property Tax
÷ Bank Tax
÷ Poll Tax
÷ Ad valorem Tax
÷ Mnheritance Tax
÷ Pay roll Tax
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÷ expenditures on war
÷ the enforcement of law and public order
÷ protection of Property
÷ Economic infrastructure (road, legal tend enforcement of contracts,
etc.),public works , Social Engineering and the operation of government itself

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÷ Education System
÷ Health care system
÷ Pensions for the elderly
÷ Unemployment Benefits
÷ Public Transformation
÷ Energy, Water and waste management Waste Management systems are also
common public Utility
 Mnformation Technology:-
÷Mt is concerned with improvements in a variety of human
and organizational problem-solving endeavors through
the design, development, and use of technologically
based systems and processes that enhance the efficiency
and effectiveness of information in a variety of strategic,
tactical, and operational situations.
÷Mt is the use of computers and software
to manage information.
÷The development, installation, and
implementation of computer systems
and applications.
 The use of Mnformation Technology in Tax Submission
¦etting the citizens to pay their taxes painlessly-plucking the
"feathers" with no hissing-has been the dream of all governments.
The task however has never been simple, until perhaps now, thanks
to Modern Mnformation Technology (MMT). Nothing impacts more
on citizens than taxes, and nothing has had more impact on the way
taxes are administered than the information technology revolution.

÷ Filing tax returns is made easy with

the option of filing it online.
÷ Mt is a much easier way to file the tax
returns getting rid of the long and
winding queues and tensions.
÷Mnformation technology is changing the boundaries of
tax administration from isolated single tax
administrative units, to unified tax authorities that
administer all taxes including the functions of
customs.
÷Private sector service providers are becoming an
integrated part of the administration of taxes.
֑ike in all fields of human activity, with the advent of
Microcomputers and vast Communication Networks
to connect them, a radical transformation is taking
place in the world of taxpayers and tax-gatherers.
÷Tax administration system of the future is likely to
operate much more like the service oriented financial
services sector of the present, than the heavy handed,
and too often corrupt, bureaucratic institutions of the
past.
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With enormous capacities of managing & processing

data now available at affordable cost, tax
administration around the world are gearing them for
a new era in which computers will take over most of
their function, enabling them to perform the tasks of
implementing the Tax laws providing services to their
clients at levels of efficiency unthinkable earlier.
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