The project is the largest Information Technology effort in state government history. It is considered the foundation for future electronic government in Arkansas. Training sites were designated in as many different regions of the State as possible for efficiency and convenience. Making sure workers know how to use it is just as important as building a good system. Remember while there you can also file your 2000 state income tax return via the Internet, download forms, tables and schedules or renew your car tags.
Business owners can even file their sales tax reports via the Internet.
It is the foundation for the future of electronic government in Arkansas. It is the first system of its type and scope to be implemented by any state government in the Nation. Arkansas is already getting inquiries from other states interested in doing the same thing. The total number of participating agency bank accounts reduced from 700 to 65. Reports and records will be available on demand, instead of waiting 24 hours or longer in some cases.