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closely related: the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 https://digital.gov/resources/paperwork-reduction-act-44-u-s-c-3501-et-seq/ https://digital.gov/resources/
by jackhack 6y ago
closely related: the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995
https://digital.gov/resources/paperwork-reduction-act-44-u-s-c-3501-et-seq/ https://digital.gov/resources/paperwork-reduction-act-44-u-s...
it requires the office of management and business to calculate the impact of records-keeping requirements impact on time and privacy, among other things.
I do not believe it has resulted in a reduced recordskeeping burden. For the most part I simply see an estimate of how long it will take to complete my tax forms and permits, on the form itself. Perhaps others have different views.
- mulmen 6y agoHard to say, knowing the cost of a new process could have informed a new design or requirements. We don’t know what the other path held. But I believe in general having more information allows us to make better decisions so this is a good act.