Filing Procedures

Tax Laws and Filing Requirements

Filing and Finding Computer Files

This paper describes an interview that investigated how people organize and find electronic documents on their computers. Fifteen Macintosh users were interviewed regarding their problems and approaches to filing and finding information. We found no evidence that users are having serious trouble finding files on their personal computers. We uncovered patterns of behavior that seem best describe...

The SPAR speech filing system

SPAR (Speech-Pattern Algorithms and Representations) is the name given to the consortium of University College London, Imperial College, GEC Hirst Research Centre, Plessey Research and Leeds University funded under Alvey Project MMI-09. The project is concerned with advanced speech analysis algorithms, and from the outset saw the need for a system for speech data management. The SPAR Speech Fil...

Automatic document filing according to user categories

Suppose you have just acquired a number of articles into a personal digital library. The classification procedures described here would allow those articles to be automatically sorted in your pre-existing desktop folders. We use the Chi-square statistic to find keywords that we use to classify the articles, and the Support Vector Classifier to organize the articles in folders. Moreover we have ...

Security Assessment of E-Tax Filing Websites

Technical security is only part of E-Commerce security operations; human usability and security perception play major and sometimes dominating factors. For instance, slick websites with impressive security icons but no real technical security are often perceived by users to be trustworthy (and thus more profitable) than plain vanilla websites that use powerful encryption for transmission and se...