Within the next several years, the City of Philadelphia will be able to collect 30 percent, or $155 million, of the $514.4 million in taxes its owed, a study by the Pew Charitable Trusts estimated.
This estimate relies on a number of factors, one of them being the city’s plan to spend $40 million over five years to target tax deadbeats. Part of that $40 million initiative is an upgrade to the Revenue Department‘s 90s-era tax software.
Constant connectivity is now most common among kids and teens from families with fewer resources.
After foreclosure battles and ownership changes, the centrally located tech park is in the midst of massive redevelopments.
Across healthcare, education and other regulated sectors, companies are using the tech to solve operational problems that don’t have quick fixes.
Local residents have spotted the Swiss startup traversing hills and stairs throughout the city.
The cross-disciplinary series showcases local tech leaders’ creative side with live demos and conversation.
Artificial intelligence can be a bridge that helps us communicate better and access resources. But only if you know how to use it.
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