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Friday, Ronald Décembre, the State Secretary at the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), Miradin Morlan, Director General of the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI) and Reynald Eugène, Deputy Director General of the General Administraton Customs (AGD), proceeded at a press conference at the launch of the new secure website for e-governance and announced "It is now possible for taxpayers, individuals and businesses to make their final tax returns, to fulfill their tax obligations to the DGI, online, without having to physically visit an office."

"At the initiative of the Government, this system is the result of a public-private partnership between the MEF through the DGI, the AGD, commercial banks and the Central Bank (BRH)," indicated Ronald Décembre adding "It is enough to click on https://edeclaration.dgi.gouv.ht/edeclaration/ to complete the form based on the type of tax or taxes that one wants pay [...] After completing the form, the taxpayer must choose the commercial bank through which he wants to perform the transaction.

Read more: HT: The payment of taxes online is now a reality

Haiti is no stranger to trauma – as we were reminded on Tuesday, when a power-line accident and the ensuing panic killed 16 people during Carnival celebrations in Port-au-Prince.

We need no reminding that Haiti is still recovering from a 2010 earthquake that killed as many as 300,000 people. During those catastrophic moments five years ago, it was hard to imagine a silver lining. But an important benefit did emerge – one, in fact, that may have saved some lives this week after the Carnival tragedy.

Read more: Telemedicine For Haiti: The University Of Miami Makes Trauma More Survivable

As part of the modernization policy of state services to future entrepreneurs through the establishment of the Electronic Single Window (GUE) [initiated in November 2012] www.haitilibre.com/en/news-7234-haiti-economy-wilson-laleau-presents-the-electronic-single-window.html , the Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MCI) and the "Société générale haïtienne de Banque S.A." (Sogebank) signed a memorandum of understanding by which the commercial bank will serve as intermediary of payment by credit card, between clients and stakeholders [lawyers, notaries etc...] involved in the creation process of Limited Companies

According to Laleau Wilson, Minister of Commerce, this important partnership reflects the government's desire to promote public / private partnership in Haiti.

Read more: HT: The Single Window Electronic ready soon, but...

At the recent and 1st Forum of the Government, on the Information Technology and Communication (ICT), which brought together many great servants of the State, Antoine Verdier, Deputy Coordinator of the Office of Management and Human Resources (OMRH), emphasized in his speech the role of the OMRH in the implementation of e-governance and makes reference to the Unit for the Promotion of electronic Administration (attached to the Coordination of Public Administration) whose he detailed the mission:

Read more: HT: The country on the right track for E-Governance

The Prime Ministry through it E-Governance Unit said it is organizing a four day training seminar from July 22 to 25 for administration officials called Microsoft Office 365 for Government. In a statement, the instituted said the seminar is "in order to better adapt to the technological tools that are an absolute must to improve administration."

The Office of the Head of Government said, he, Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe, "recognizes the importance of Information Technology and Communication (ICT)" and for this reason, "has decided to make a tool of governance, in accordance with his policy statement through which he had to identify the priorities of his government."

Read more: Haiti holds Microsoft Office 365 for Government training seminar

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