FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATION TAXPAYER FUNDS

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BECAUSE ALL CHILDREN ARE OUR CHILDREN The Children's Trust of Miami-Dade County 8th Floor 3150 SW 3rd Ave. Miami FL 33129 Financial administration of taxpayer funds to be directed to community programs and service providers for families and children; Capital investment services; Providing grants to businesses and non-profit organizations for the advancement of causes that assist families and children;
THE CHILDREN'S TRUST The Children's Trust of Miami-Dade County 8th Floor 3150 SW 3rd Ave. Miami FL 33129 Financial administration of taxpayer funds to be directed to community programs and service providers for families and children; Providing grants to businesses and non-profit organizations for the advancement of causes that assist families and children;
THE CHILDREN'S TRUST The Children's Trust of Miami-Dade County 8th Floor 3150 SW 3rd Ave. Miami FL 33129 Financial administration of taxpayer funds to be directed to community programs and service providers for families and children; Providing grants to businesses and non-profit organizations for the advancement of causes that assist families and children;
THE CHILDREN'S TRUST OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY The Children's Trust of Miami-Dade County 8th Floor 3150 SW 3rd Ave. Miami FL 33129 Financial administration of taxpayer funds to be directed to community programs and service providers for families and children; Providing grants to businesses and non-profit organizations for the advancement of causes that assist families and children;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A tax refund system is disclosed in which in exchange for a taxpayer assigning all or a portion of his or her tax refund, a participating provider provides to the taxpayer a spending vehicle with buying power at participating outlets. Tax return data for an individual's tax return is processed by the IRS. A taxpayer consents to using a portion of the tax return data to acquire a spending vehicle from a financial institution of the taxpayer's choosing. Using a portion of the tax return data, the IRS arranges to electronically transfer an amount related to the taxpayer's refund to an account at the financial institution selected by the taxpayer. A taxpayer then receives a spending vehicle such as a credit, debit, or cash card, spending account, coupon, or rebate from a financial institution or other spending vehicle provider such as a retailer, service provider, wholesaler, distributor, or entertainment entity.