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The main sections include 'Add Governmental Bodies,' 'Budget Allocation & Transactions,' 'Voting (for election commission),' and 'Taxation System.' Under 'Voting,' there should be three sub sections labeled 'Federal,' 'Provincial,' and 'Local.' The 'Taxation System' section should include a note for 'Tax payment and transactions.' the add govermental bodies should include 1. Form for Adding New Governmental Bodies Name: Text input field for the name of the governmental body (e.g., "Ministry of Finance," "Provincial Government," "Local Municipality"). Type: Dropdown menu for selecting the type of governmental body (e.g., "Federal Ministry," "Provincial Government," "Local Body"). Jurisdiction: Dropdown or multi select field for specifying the jurisdiction or location that this body oversees. Description: Text area for adding a brief description of the responsibilities and functions of this body. 2. Hierarchy Level Selection Allow the user to assign the governmental body to a hierarchy level (e.g., Federal, Provincial, or Local). This could be a set of radio buttons or dropdown options. 3. Contact Details Address: Text fields for the address of the governmental body. Phone Number and Email: Input fields for contact details. Website: Optional URL field for the official website. 4. Budget and Funding Source Details Fields for inputting budget information, including Annual Budget and Funding Sources (e.g., taxes, federal allocation, grants). This helps in tracking the body’s allocated budget within the Budget Allocation & Transactions section. 5. Role Assignment Option to assign roles to individuals within the body, such as Ministers, Secretaries, or Local Officers. Allow role based permissions that control who can access, edit, or approve information related to this body. 6. Upload Documents Option to upload documents, such as Legal Mandates, Annual Reports, and Strategic Plans. Document uploads should be stored securely and accessible through the Transparency Portal. 7. Transaction Logging Option to enable transaction logging for this body if it handles budget allocations or financial transactions. Logs should be automatically fed into the Budget Allocation & Transactions component for transparency. 8. Voting and Decision Making Integration Enable settings if this body participates in decision making processes like Voting (for election commission). Include voting rights or weighted influence if applicable. 9. Dashboard for Real Time Monitoring Summary dashboard showing key metrics for the body, such as budget used, recent transactions, ongoing projects, and latest decisions. This overview can be available to users who have access to this body. 10. Permissions and Visibility Settings Controls to set visibility (e.g., public, private, or restricted to authorized users). Option to limit access based on user roles within the Bishtaar platform. The Budget Allocation & Transactions component should include: 1. Budget Allocation Overview Total Budget: Display the overall budget allocated for the current fiscal year, with an option to filter by Federal, Provincial, or Local levels. Allocations by Sector: Show allocations broken down by sectors (e.g., Healthcare, Education, Infrastructure). Allocation by Body: A summary of funds allocated to specific governmental bodies or departments (e.g., Ministry of Health, Local Municipality). 2. Budget Allocation Form Form to Allocate New Budgets: Government Body: Dropdown menu to select the specific body receiving the funds. Purpose: Text field or dropdown to specify the purpose of the allocation (e.g., "Healthcare infrastructure," "Educational programs"). Amount: Input field for specifying the amount. Fiscal Year: Dropdown to select the applicable fiscal year. Approval Status: Dropdown for tracking the approval stage (e.g., "Pending Approval," "Approved," "Disbursed"). 3. Transaction Tracking Recent Transactions: List of recent financial transactions related to budget spending. Columns for Date, Government Body, Amount, Category (e.g., salaries, infrastructure, grants), and Description. Transaction Filtering: Ability to filter transactions by: Date Range Government Body Category (e.g., expenses, grants, subsidies) Transaction Detail View: Clicking on a transaction provides a detailed view with information like transaction ID, approver, funding source, and any supporting documents. 4. Budget Utilization Tracking Allocated vs. Spent: Visual display (e.g., progress bar or pie chart) showing the percentage of budget utilized for each governmental body. Remaining Budget: Real time calculation of the remaining budget for each body and for specific projects. Historical Comparison: Year over year budget comparison for analysis of trends in allocation and spending. 5. Fund Source Management Ability to define and track various Fund Sources (e.g., taxes, federal transfers, grants, international aid). Each source should have details like amount received, allocated amount, and remaining balance. 6. Approval Workflow Approval Status Tracking: Option to mark allocations and transactions as "Pending," "Approved," or "Rejected." Role based Approval: Integrate a multi step approval process where transactions must be approved by specific roles (e.g., finance officer, minister). Approval History: Record of all approvals and rejections, with timestamps and approver details. 7. Reporting and Analytics Monthly and Quarterly Reports: Generate and export budget reports, showing allocation, spending, and remaining funds. Downloadable Data: Option to download financial data in formats like PDF or CSV. Visual Analytics: Charts and graphs for trends in budget allocation, spending, and transaction volume over time. 8. Notifications and Alerts Budget Threshold Alerts: Notify relevant personnel if a body’s spending nears its allocated budget limit. Approval Notifications: Send notifications to relevant users when a transaction or allocation needs approval or has been approved. 9. Document Attachment and Archiving Attach Supporting Documents: Option to upload documents related to each budget allocation or transaction (e.g., contracts, invoices, approval letters). Document Archive: Store all related documents in an accessible, organized archive for future reference. 10. Audit Log Comprehensive audit trail that records all actions related to budget allocation and transactions, including who initiated the action, timestamps, and changes made. Audit Report Generation: Generate detailed audit reports to ensure transparency and accountability. 11. Permissions and Access Control Role based Access: Set permissions for viewing, editing, or approving budget information based on user roles within Bishtaar. Public vs. Private Access: Control visibility for the public or keep certain transaction data restricted to internal users. The Voting (for Election Commission) component should include: 1. Election Setup and Management Create New Election: Form to set up new elections or voting events with details such as: Election Title: Name of the voting event (e.g., "Federal Election," "Provincial Budget Approval"). Election Type: Dropdown to select the type of election (e.g., "General Election," "Local Referendum," "Policy Approval"). Level of Government: Specify whether it’s for Federal, Provincial, or Local level. Date and Duration: Set start and end dates/times for the voting period. Eligible Voters: Option to define eligible voter groups or individuals. 2. Candidate or Option Management Add Candidates or Options: Interface for adding candidates (for elections) or options (for referendums or policy votes). Name: Name of the candidate or option. Description: Brief description or summary of each candidate or option. Affiliation: Political party or organization, if applicable. Candidate Profile: Option to add details about each candidate (e.g., biography, campaign promises) and attach relevant documents. 3. Voter Registration and Authentication Voter Eligibility Verification: Interface to verify eligibility (e.g., age, citizenship, or residency) before voting. Unique Voter IDs: Assign unique IDs to eligible voters for secure and anonymous voting. Authentication: Implement authentication methods such as multi factor authentication (MFA) to ensure secure voter access. 4. Voting Interface Ballot Display: User friendly interface displaying candidates or options with a simple and intuitive layout. Voting Methods: Allow for different types of voting, such as: Single Vote: Choose one candidate or option. Ranked Choice Voting: Rank candidates in order of preference. Yes/No Voting: For policy votes or referendums. Confirmation Step: Ask voters to confirm their choices before final submission to prevent accidental voting errors. 5. Real Time Vote Tracking (for Admins) Live Voting Dashboard: For election administrators, provide a real time dashboard displaying: Total Votes Cast Voting Turnout Percentage Breakdown by Region or Demographic (if applicable) Anonymity: Ensure that voting data is anonymized and does not display individual voting choices. 6. Vote Counting and Result Calculation Automated Vote Counting: Calculate results as votes come in, with real time updates for admins. Result Calculation Method: Support different result calculation methods, such as: Simple Majority: For elections with one winner. Proportional Representation: If applicable for larger voting structures. Approval or Rejection Tally: For referendums or policy votes. Error Checking and Audit Trails: Check for discrepancies and log all actions related to vote counting. 7. Results Announcement Results Page: Display results after the voting period has ended. Include: Winner or Approved Option: Highlight the winning candidate(s) or chosen option. Voting Statistics: Show turnout, total votes cast, and a breakdown of results. Downloadable Reports: Allow exporting results data in PDF or CSV format for record keeping. 8. Public Transparency Features Voter Turnout Display: Publish anonymized turnout statistics to increase transparency. Election Archive: Store past election results in an accessible archive, allowing users to view historical election data. 9. Notifications and Reminders Voting Reminders: Send notifications to eligible voters reminding them of upcoming voting events or deadlines. Status Updates: Notify admins of important milestones (e.g., voting start, voting end, result calculation completion). 10. Audit and Security Features Audit Log: Record every action related to voting, such as voter registration, vote casting, and result calculation. Blockchain Integration (Optional): Store voting records on the blockchain for tamper proof and transparent records. Security Measures: Include encryption, user verification, and other security protocols to prevent fraud or tampering. 11. Permissions and Role Based Access Control Admin Access: Limit election setup, result calculation, and audit log access to authorized election administrators. Public Access Controls: Restrict certain information, like voter details, from public view, while still displaying summary data. The Taxation System component should include: 1. Taxpayer Registration and Management Taxpayer Profile Creation: Allow individuals and businesses to register as taxpayers with fields like: Name Type (Individual or Business) Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) Contact Information (address, phone number, email) Verification Process: Include a verification mechanism for taxpayer identity to prevent fraud. Tax Category Selection: Allow selection of applicable tax categories, such as Income Tax, Business Tax, Property Tax, etc. 2. Tax Calculation Tools Income Tax Calculator: Provide a calculator for individuals to estimate their income tax based on their income bracket and deductions. Business Tax Calculator: Allow businesses to calculate tax liabilities based on revenue, expenses, and applicable deductions. Property Tax Calculator: Option to calculate property tax based on property value, location, and applicable rates. 3. Tax Filing and Submission Filing Forms: Digital forms for taxpayers to fill out based on their tax category (income, business, property). Upload Documents: Attach necessary documents, such as income statements, property records, or expense receipts. Filing History: Keep a record of filed tax returns for easy reference and audit purposes. Filing Status Tracking: Allow taxpayers to view the status of their filing (e.g., "Submitted," "Under Review," "Accepted," "Rejected"). 4. Tax Payment Portal Payment Methods: Support multiple payment options such as bank transfer, online payment gateways, and mobile wallets. Payment History: Display a history of tax payments, with columns for Date, Amount Paid, Tax Type, and Payment Method. Receipts and Acknowledgements: Automatically generate digital receipts for each payment, which users can download or print. Due Date Reminders: Send notifications about upcoming payment deadlines to avoid late fees. 5. Tax Refunds and Adjustments Refund Request Submission: Allow taxpayers to request refunds in case of overpayment or applicable tax credits. Refund Status Tracking: Provide real time updates on the status of refund requests (e.g., "Pending," "Approved," "Rejected"). Adjustment Requests: Option to request adjustments for tax liabilities if discrepancies are identified. 6. Tax Policy and Rate Information Tax Rates: Display up to date tax rates for various categories (e.g., income, corporate, property). Policy Updates: Notify taxpayers of any changes in tax policies, such as rate changes, deductions, or new tax brackets. FAQs and Resources: Include a section with frequently asked questions, guides, and resources to help taxpayers understand their obligations. 7. Reports and Analytics Revenue Breakdown: Show real time data on total tax revenue collected, broken down by tax type and region. Collection Trends: Display trends in tax collection over time, visualized as charts and graphs. Audit Reports: Allow authorized personnel to generate reports for auditing purposes, detailing taxpayer activity and revenue flows. 8. Compliance and Penalty Management Non compliance Tracking: Identify and flag taxpayers who have missed payments or deadlines. Penalty Calculations: Automatically calculate penalties for late payments or non compliance based on predefined rates. Waiver Requests: Provide an option for taxpayers to request penalty waivers under special circumstances, such as financial hardship. 9. Audit Log and Security Features Audit Trails: Record all actions related to tax filing, payments, and adjustments for transparency and accountability. Data Encryption: Secure taxpayer data with encryption to protect sensitive information. Role Based Access Control: Limit access to sensitive tax information based on user roles (e.g., taxpayer, tax officer, admin). 10. Public Transparency and Accountability Revenue Allocation Overview: Show how collected taxes are allocated to various governmental bodies and sectors (e.g., healthcare, education). Public Reports: Provide high level reports or summaries on tax collection and allocation for transparency. Anonymous Taxpayer Statistics: Display anonymous data on the number of taxpayers, types of taxes paid, and collection statistics by region. 11. Notifications and Alerts Filing and Payment Reminders: Notify taxpayers of upcoming deadlines for filing and payment. Policy Change Alerts: Inform users of changes in tax laws or rates. Custom Alerts: Enable taxpayers to set custom alerts based on specific events (e.g., refund approval, penalty imposed).