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• HTE Tax System Highlights • <br />Specific highlights of the HTE Tax system and how they relate to the City of <br />La Porte are: <br />/ The system is fully integrated with the system the City dust selected to <br />serve as the City's central financial and administrative computer <br />system. As such, the system will be able to interact with the following <br />common applications: <br />Cash receipts will be automatically incorporated with the main <br />system, thereby reducing triplicity that is caused by the current <br />system. In other words, when payments are received, all the <br />accounts will be automatically updated when the batch is <br />processed. In our current environment, we have to manually create <br />the entries and then have to have someone manually post them to <br />the General Ledger. <br />~ Billings will automatically create the required entries to be <br />posted to the main system, which also relieves work load. <br />~ The Tax System will be connected to other systems of interest, for <br />example, if we are looking at a tax account and need to know if <br />there are any mowing liens or other activity on the property, we <br />will be able to look it up without leaving our desk. This is <br />possible because of the connecting link between the Tax System and <br />the Code Enforcement System that we purchased. <br />/ We will be able to have an unlimited number of years of property <br />valuations. When we visited another HTE Tax site, we found they had all <br />tax information on their system going back to 1989, which is when they <br />loaded their system. Under our current system, we have to wipe out the <br />existing data each year to load the new data. All we have on the system <br />is the payment history and any delinquent taxes due. To expand further, <br />we know a tax was due on a property in 1990 but we can not tell the <br />appraised value or if any exemptions were connected with the property. <br />The greatest benefit to us of this system is when we receive a <br />correction roll on a prior year account when they had previously paid <br />the tax. When this happens, we do not have any detail on the system to <br />make the changes to. It is very difficult to balance the system. The <br />HTE system keeps all information. <br />/ The system allows multiple values for multiple entities, all under the <br />same account number. With the current system, we have to manually <br />create new accounts for a large group of accounts that have different <br />values for the different entities under one HCAD account number. <br />
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