Re: [tax] FW: Tax XML Data Elements

[Philip Allen <plega-oasis@decisionsoft.com>]

Susan,

I'm pretty sure that HMRC doesn't have anything for this.

Philip

On Wednesday 10 January 2007 12:30, Smoter Susan wrote:
> Would someone like to comment on this?
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> Susan L. Smoter
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> Director, Internet Development Services
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> Electronic Tax Administration, IRS
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> www.irs.gov
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> From: Tom DeVilbiss [mailto:tom@devilbiss.name]
> Sent: Wednesday, January 03, 2007 11:53 PM
> To: Smoter Susan
> Subject: Tax XML Data Elements
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> You are listed as a Co-Chair on the OASIS Tax XML TC.
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> I'm retired and trying to build a little enthusiasm for an open source
> Genealogy. I've got a crazy idea that the industry (at least open
> source) could use the XML Taxonomy as database elements and save us all
> a lot of trouble later on when we strat finding the sharing opportunites
> between our ancestors and the public records they leave behind.
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> Most of the elements that I've need so far have come from the Human
> Resources schema, but when I got onto a "graves project" I got stumped.
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> Apparently the HR folks don't haven't defined an element for "deceased"
> or "Date Deceased" or other details dealing with an individual having
> expired. It occurred to me that these might well be elements that the
> Tax Administration task force might use. I was unable to find your
> poposed taxonomy on the Committee web site, so I thought I'd see if you
> might be able to help. These are not elements that are likely to cause
> controversy once identifiedvand there might be a straman out there some
> place...
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> First I'd like to thank you for recognizing and dealing with the
> importance of standardization and then thank you in advance for any
> advice/details you might be able to give me.
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> Tom DeVilbiss
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> Minot, ND 58701

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