The Bureau internal revenue (BIR) implemented the Tax Computerization Program (TCP) in 1994 to establish an integrated tax system designed to provide a standard processing framework for the Bureau's functions related to tax collection and administration.
Having an integrated tax system supports the Bureau in meeting its goals in increasing revenue collections, improving taxpayer service, promoting better taxpayer compliance, and improving operational efficiency and transparency.
Increased revenue collection through strengthened collection efforts, improved collection programs and enabled collection officers
· Improved taxpayer service through time efficient taxpayer transaction processing, including responding to queries and completion of taxpayer-related services
· Improved taxpayer compliance with automated audit selection case management, income verification and withholding tax reconciliation
· Improved processes with better provision of management information, and reduction of turnaround times to complete activities
· Increased technology literacy of BIR management and personnel based on new and improved processes
· Established information linkages with affiliations with other government agencies, as well as private institutions like banks and insurance companies
DISADVANTAGES:
COMPUTER'S GET COMPUTER CRIMES CAN MANIPULATE DATA
SOME PERSON ARE NOT COMPUTER LITERATE OR HOW TO USE IT
SOME TAX PAYER CAN'T ACCESS TO COMPUTER BECAUSE THEY DIDN'T KNOW HOW TO USE COMPUTERS.
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