Worldwide Web is the latest source of tax information
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The Worldwide Web is the latest technology that tax practitioners can use in receiving and providing information pertaining to taxation. It is just one of the many information services available on the Internet, which is a global network of interlinked, cooperating networks. For tax practitioners, there are four main categories of tax resources on the Web. These are gateway sites, federal tax law, state and foreign taxes, and secondary and commercial sites. To access the Internet using a computer, a user has three options. Direct access can be done by linking the computer to a local area network with a file service which is an Internet host or by dialing into an Internet host using serial line internet protocol or point-to-point protocol. A third method, an indirect one, is through dialing into an on-line service that offers Internet access.
Publication Name: Taxation for Accountants
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0040-0165
Year: 1995
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Tax resources in cyberspace: update on Worldwide Web
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The World Wide Web sector of the Internet and its applications for tax practitioners have considerably grown since it was first discussed in the Taxation for Accountants magazine. In 1996, users can have easier access and faster connections to the Web as compared to the year prior. Professionals should develop an awareness of the changes in technology and the Web sites that offer tax information. The technological areas where quick changes are occurring that practitioners should be aware of are Web access, Internet service providers, Web Browsers and search engines. The categories of tax resources on the Web are tax directories, federal tax law, state taxes, foreign taxes, associations and policy groups, tax issues, commercial sites; and forms, instructions and publications.
Publication Name: Taxation for Accountants
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0040-0165
Year: 1996
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An INTERNET marketing framework for the World Wide Web (WWW)
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Organisations should have a decision-making framework in place for considerations of a World Wide Web (WWW) site as part of their marketing strategy. A framework would enable them to assess the potential of a WWW site and would also help them develop and operate the site. While there are a number of existing frameworks from sources including Virgin Music, IBM and V. Emery, a new, more comprehensive framework for marketing on the WWW is developed which particularly encourages users to consider entirely new marketing strategies for the novel opportunities offered by the WWW.
Publication Name: Journal of Marketing Management
Subject: Business
ISSN: 0267-257X
Year: 1996
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