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Gov. Bill Richardson's administration plans to move forward in the next few months to establish an "electronic government" portal for the state financed by fees on users of public records.

A proposal for management and oversight of the "e-portal" died during this year's legislative session, but the administration could have the system operating by the end of the year, said Stephen Easley, the state deputy chief information officer.

Weiterlesen: USA: New-Mexico: State Plans To Establish Self-Funded E-Portal

The Rhode Island Division of Taxation is making tax time easier, thanks to a new service available at the state's official Web site (www.RI.gov). Citizens can now view the status of their pending tax return via a secure Internet site, accelerating the process for personal income tax filers and reducing call volumes at the Division of Taxation's offices.

Weiterlesen: USA: Check the Status of Your Rhode Island Tax Refund at www.RI.gov

Am 15. April ist in den USA der Abgabetermin für die jährliche Steuererklärung und das US-Finanzministerium berichtet von einer überwältigenden Beteiligung am E-Tax, dem Ausfüllen der Formulare per Internet. Bislang haben schon 12 Prozent der Steuerpflichtigen davon Gebrauch macht - rund fünf Millionen mehr als im Vorjahr.

Weiterlesen: USA: Rekordbeteiligung bei der elektronischen Steuererklärung

In past years, Arkansans have had an extra month to file their state income taxes. To eliminate confusion among taxpayers, the state has implemented the same April 15 deadline as the IRS for filing individual income taxes this year. Thanks to an online service available through the state's official Web site at www.Arkansas.gov, online tax filing services can help Arkansans meet this year's accelerated state income tax filing deadline.

Weiterlesen: USA: Online Tax Service Helps Arkansas Meet New Filing Deadline

Agencies built the applications, but are people coming?

For the federal government's e-government initiatives, Bush administration officials have determined that marketing matters.

Officials from the Office of Management and Budget have decided that now is the time to make the big push that will get people using government services online.

Weiterlesen: USA: OMB puts on e-gov marketing hat