Income Tax Dashboard

The data set our enterprise/activity represents is for income tax. Our goal/mission for this dashboard is to allow customers to see information about their income tax for the year. We also want to make the dashboard easy to read, show them real time data, and allow customers to see current statuses and historical trends of our organizations performance.

The five questions we had asked ourselves for our data set was strictly based upon our customers and their income tax because that is the only way we could reflect on the goals we had set for our enterprise. These five questions will help our customers find what they are looking for, and what they need help with.

1)      Which county has the most number of tax returns?

Attribution and Metrics: County and number of returns

2)      Which county has the low income?

Attribution and Metrics: Country and wages and salaries income

3)      Which county code has the most interest received?

Attribution and Metrics: Interest received and country postal code

4)      How does the gross income relate to the adjusted gross income?

Attribution and Metrics: Gross income and adjusted gross income

5)      What county has the most number of exemptions by their county FIBS code

Attribution and Metrics: Number of exemptions and FIBS code 

Have you ever used a Income Dashboard before? Please let us know how your experience went and things you did not like about that specific dashboard. 

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