Summary
RMO No. 10-2000, issued April 26, 2000, revises RMO No. 59-99 on the policies and procedures for maintaining the various Integrated Tax System (ITS) Codes Tables.
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Key points
- Changes needing an RMO. Changes in the Codes Table resulting from legislative and management directives or policies are set out in an RMO by the Process Owners, in coordination with the offices concerned or affected.
- Changes without an RMO. Changes that do not need an RMO are made in the ITS Codes Table following the standard procedures.
- Online Maintenance Facility. The maintaining or implementing office uses the available Online Maintenance Facility, as specified in the ITS Codes Table Reference Guide.
- Update requests. All requests for Codes Table updates using Form 0039 go through the Help Desk of the Information Systems Operations Service.
- Effect on other systems. A Process Owner whose system interfaces with other application systems makes sure changes affecting other systems are addressed properly and at the same time.
Who is affected
- Process Owners
- Maintaining and implementing offices of the ITS Codes Tables
Deadlines and effectivity
- Issued April 26, 2000
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