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With the new version of the application, the user is facilitated to complete the data for the reports it submits, while at the same time, they are enriched and the submitted data is checked so that it can be used better than AADE's auditing services. In particular, the new version of the application includes the following new functions and features:
Improved user interface and facilities for filling and citizen reporting.
- Checking and enriching the data of the reports for their improvement in reliability and their better utilization than audit services.
- Add new categories to the submitted report and feature report submission with the option to select more than one reference reason (multiple check boxes).
- Enable checks to prevent multiple references to the same case and other abusive behavior by users.
- Technical and security upgrades, etc.
As a reminder, the Appodixi application streamlines citizen reporting and data submission, ensuring improved efficiency, reliability, and utilization of the submitted data for AADE's auditing services. For instance, users are able to report an invalid receipt using this application. The application allows users to submit reports regarding improper or invalid receipts, helping to combat tax evasion and ensure compliance with tax regulations.
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