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Government Agencies Leverage doxo’s Easy to Implement, Cloud-Based Technology to Deliver Documents Electronically, Speed Collection of Bills and Tax Payments,…
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Government Agencies Leverage doxo’s Easy to Implement, Cloud-Based Technology to Deliver Documents Electronically, Speed Collection of Bills and Tax Payments,…
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Listing of the most organized cities reveals which are really winning the battle against clutter SEATTLE, WA – April 3,…
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Health Providers Across 40 Hospitals and 3,000 Physicians Join doxo Leading Health Systems Leverage doxo to Eliminate Paper, Speed Bill…
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doxo, the bill-paying start-up backed by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos that wants to eat into the bill traffic important to the United States Postal Service, has gotten a dozen state and local government agencies to join its cloud-based service.
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Seattle online bill-paying startup Doxo is announcing some big, new customers – including the state of Washington.
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Going green is a way of life for many in the Pacific Northwest, and penny-pinching local governments are more than happy to oblige the push for paperless billing.
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Do you consider yourself organized? Like, do you know where your W2 forms are? (Because, you know, Taxes are due soon.) Now a company who specializes in organization has released their rankings of U.S. cities, and finds that while Bostonians have their shit together, Houston residents are kind of a mess.
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If you wait until the last minute to file your taxes, you’re not alone. More than half of the 25 largest U.S. metropolitan areas earned a “C” or worse when graded on organizational skills, according to the latest doxo Organization Index.
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These apps can help you file your taxes, manage your budget, and save on loans. (Now if only they would make your bills disappear, too!)
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It’s April third. Do you know where your tax return is?
If you live in Boston, chances are good it’s already in your bank account.
A new ranking by doxo, an e-payment solution site and “digital filing cabinet” looked at the most organized cities in the U.S., and found (surprise, surprise) that Bean Towners are among the most obsessive-compulsive in the nation when it comes to detail-oriented tasks like on-time tax filing.
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Oh, the joy of moving money electronically. Banks wire funds but charge 20-plus dollars for the privilege. Credit card companies can move money virtually–but they take a healthy percentage of every dime they touch. Web-based tools like PayPal let you deposit and withdraw money–but there can be a three-day wait for the funds to clear.
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It’s the first Friday of the month. And that means I’m staying late in my office to pay the bills – again. I want nothing more than to get out of here.
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As April 17 approaches, taxpayers throughout the country are likely scrambling to organize receipts for deductions like medical costs, charitable donations, or business expenses. A slew of smartphone apps are aimed at simplifying the process and helping users go paperless by scanning and organizing receipts.
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The U.S. Postal Service is proposing changes to stem the billions of dollars in red ink it’s accumulating. While it’s trying to shore up its losses, people’s preference for email and online bill-paying — along with competition from the likes of FedEx and UPS — is eating away at its core business.
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Keeping on top of your finances requires near-constant work. Whether it’s getting more for your money or just paying routine bills on time, it’s difficult to understand where your money is going when you don’t have your eye on it. It can be even more of a challenge figuring it out when there are roommates, friends or family also splitting the monthly bills.
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Seattle-based Doxo wants to be your digital filing cabinet — where you pay your bills and get any other sort of documentation from businesses online via web browser or mobile app.
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You might remember, a few weeks ago, when we wrote about Doxo. It’s a filing cabinet, of sorts, where you can have bills and statements sent, as well as where you can store important documents, making them readily available through the Doxo site or via your iPhone.
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Seattle-based Doxo, the online bill pay and digital filing startup headed by Steve Shivers, announced today that it has added AT&T and expanded its bill payment service.
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With so much of their information scattered all over the house and the Internet, there is a real need for people to organize information all in one online place. I think doxo is really onto something.
-Donna Smallin, organizing expert and author of several best-selling books, including The One-Minute Organizer.
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Going paperless has been on my “to do list” for years. I was waiting for it to get easier.
- Rani R., Seattle WA
