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Commonwealth Technology News
Governor
Fletcher Becomes First Governor to Host Chat Session
National Technology Organization Gets Another
Kentucky Leader
Over 2 Million Served: Kentucky's Digital
Drivers License Gets High Marks
Kentucky Helps Set Direction
for Disaster Response via Video Conferencing
National
Technology Stories
Integrity
of Electronic Voting Questioned
Internet
Access Tax Ban Moves Forward
IRS
Warns Taxpayers about Identity Theft E-mails
NASCIO
Releases "Wireless in the Workplace" Guide
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News Stories from Governing.com
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State Stat
In 2002, approximately
34% of Kentucky tax filers submitted their Kentucky state
taxes electronically. In
2003, that number jumped to 41%. So far this year, almost
half, or over 780,000 of the 1.7 million Kentucky tax filers
are now filing their taxes electronically.
Why
the increase? Probably the biggest reason for the increase
this year was the Department of Revenue's Free File Alliance program
which allows for free electronic filing for those who qualify.
However, filing electronically just keeps getting more convenient,
whether you do it from home, the library, use a tax preparer or
use the phone. Not only can it save you time, but you typically
get your return a lot faster! Find out more on the Kentucky
Department of Revenue Website: http://revenue.ky.gov
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