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== Data == | == Data == | ||
=== Transmission === | === Transmission === | ||
Data transmission plays a critical role in the functioning of the IRIS system. The system is designed to consolidate all federal taxes and at least twenty-six states' taxes into a single suite. To achieve this, the system uses a robust data transmission mechanism that enables taxpayers to securely transmit their tax information to the central database. Like most things in Cartadania, the FRB maintains a system of redundancy, where each participant state keeps an encrypted copy of all taxes within their database (though, legally may only access its own, except in times of federal compliance). | |||
While six states do not assess income tax, they use an IRIS-based software for other state taxes such as property tax. For example, [[Lombardia]] uses the LIRA system while [[Victoria]] uses VIRGO for respective state-level taxes, both named after their respective state agency. Additionally, two other states have their own dedicated services, but they are required to be interoperable with IRIS. This ensures that taxpayers from all parts of Cartadania can benefit from the convenience and efficiency of using IRIS to file their taxes. The data transmission mechanisms used by IRIS are designed to be secure, reliable, and efficient, enabling taxpayers to easily file their taxes and receive timely refunds. | |||
=== Encryption === | === Encryption === | ||
=== Rejection === | === Rejection === | ||