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Author Online Tax and Banking (was: OT (Maybe): ERPs)
Lueko Willms

2005-01-29, 8:55 am

.. On 28.01.05
wrote riplin@Azonic.co.nz (Richard)
on /COMP/LANG/COBOL
in 1106958003.417437.75500@z14g2000cwz.googlegroups.com
about Re: OT (Maybe): ERPs

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r> I would assume that it is not compulsory to submit on-line as that
r> would be discriminatory against people who do not have a computer at
r> all, let alone having to compulsory purchase a particular (alien)
r> vendors products.

The annual income tax declaration can also be submitted on paper,
but the VAT advance notice, which businesses have to submit monthly,
has to be done online beginning this month. Very small businesses who
do not have a computer at all, may be exempted.
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r>>> Most banking software is on mainframes or Unix.
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r> RW is infamous for adding 'I meants' when shown to be wrong.
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r> Well, with _my_ Banks, I just use Mozilla on Mandrake Linux without
r> any problem.

Sure, that can be done interactively, too, where the forms and
processing logic is provided by the bank. But I'm talking about actual
software, which runs on _my_ computer, and which communicates with the
bank not via online forms made for interactive use, but by its own
protocol, program to program, not human to remote computer.


Yours,
Lüko Willms http://www.willms-edv.de
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