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...

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...

This study aims to test whether there are significant differences in the compliance of private taxpayers at time before and after implementation e-filing?. Based on hypothesis analyzed using paired t-test with help SPSS, 100 samples tested, it can be concluded that taxpayers, especially SPT reporting application e-filing. proven from results shows value sig. (2-tailed) 0.000 which is smaller th...

This study aims to determine the effect of implementing E-Filing, Self Assessment System, and Tax Socialization on Individual Taxpayer Compliance (Study at Pangkalpinang City Pratama Service Office 2020-2021). uses quantitative methods. The population in this were which registered KPP Pratama, Pangkalpinang. sampling was conducted by Simple Random Sampling Method. number samples determined rese...

This paper introduces the notion of Run Transferable Libraries, a mechanism to pass knowledge acquired in one GP run to another. We demonstrate that a system using these libraries can solve a selection of standard benchmarks considerably more quickly than GP with ADFs by building knowledge about a problem. Further, we demonstrate that a GP system with these libraries can scale much better than ...

Using household-level data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, we estimate the extent to which medical expenses are responsible for driving households to bankruptcy. Our results suggest that an increase of 10 percent in medical debts would cause a 27 percent increase in the filing propensity of households with primarily medical debt, and an approximately 36 percent increase in filing prope...

A significant amount of non-compliance associated with the personal income tax is due to the taxpayers who are not “in the system,” not having filed a tax return in the recent past or perhaps ever. We use experimental laboratory methods to examine two types of positive incentives for filing tax returns: tax credits and social safety net benefits, both of which are conditional on tax filing. Our...