The document describes a proposed mobile app and kiosk system for filing taxes and receiving tax refunds. It would allow users to file their taxes through a smart phone app that guides them through the process and stores their tax documents. It then submits the filing to the IRS for processing. The app would also allow users to access their refund in several ways, including withdrawing cash from kiosks located in retail stores. The system aims to speed up the tax filing and refund process while providing more convenient access to refunds.

2. http://www.advancedkiosks.com/i-kiosk.php
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GPzR5eEN7VU

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Screen shot of income and
liabilities
Quantifies our tax
disbursements
Qualifies our incomes
Application of convenience
for taxpayer and tax
professional
Accelerates the
refund/application process
Invigorates cash flow

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Americans don’t like to wait for their money
Opportunity for American innovation to hold
government treasuries to a higher standard.
Promotes fiscal responsibility within the
confines of the technological revolution
We can spend less time worrying about record
keeping, filing and refund checks
Instantaneous access to ‘our cash’

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Application is a smart app downloadable to all
smart phone enabled devices, i.e.
tablets, ipads, etc.
Synch capability with service kiosks in retail
branches
Application enables filing online
Secure information is forwarded to tax service
database for processing.
Final taxes are returned to smart device for
electronic signature
Client has several refund options including the
traditional ‘Rapid Refund.’

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Quicker Response times from
IRS/State Treasuries
Environmental Responsibility: Less
paper
Quicker access to liquid funds
Decrease processing times and costs
Less pressure on the post office
Creating alternate sources of cash
Implementation of digital voucher
system
Quick-Office compatability

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Business 2 Business/E-commerce Model
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Data communication lines between IRS and Tax
Financial Services companies(1st leg of
infrastructure)- Mainframe/Unix backbone
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Data communication from services company to end
users via smart apps(2nd leg of infrastructure)

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Radio Button assisted data entry
Toggle arrows used for each data area
Vertical tax bar used as ‘Tax Table of Contents’
Relevant data is pre-populated from uploaded
tax forms
Emphasizes OLTP(Online Transaction
Processing) technology for data warehousing
and distribution
Modeled after the Composite UI Application
Block

11. BLOCK TECHNOLOGY
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12. Data communication from company mainframe or unix
systems and/or smart app users to retail
kiosks(Network hub)
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Smart app interface replicated on kiosk for cash
withdrawals
Kiosks can scan voucher bar codes from smart apps
or hard copy can be printed from kiosk of printer of
choice for voucher feed into machine
Kiosks may also be accessed for withdrawal of
financial service company accounts

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Free application downloadable online.
Utilizes photo shots for scanning of required tax
documents
Account initiated from on-screen personal information
portal linked to email address entry.
Personal information can be edited under the
MyAccount link
Documentation and personal information is followed
by a live chat invitation or a brief tax questionnaire.
Your current year tax profile is submitted after
payment screen is completed and approved.
Methods of payment will be determined by company.

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Any follow up information will be requested via
email
Live chat can be accessed at any time while smart
app is opened
Documents will be stored under profile within
smart app for five years
All pertinent correspondence will be stored in
account ‘Inbox’ including your final return and a
bar coded refund voucher. Any refund voucher is
also emailed.
All Inbox entries will be accompanied by email
notifications

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Application will be open to all ready and willing U.S. taxpayers
who have access to a smartphone
Responsible tax payers looking for hassel-free tax filing and
refund redemption
Those looking to save time
Individuals who do not have bank accounts
Those who are not good at keeping records

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