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This document provides specifications and guidelines for software developers to create and submit substitute tax forms and implement 2-D barcodes for the Oklahoma Tax Commission.

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1. Begin by gathering all necessary information regarding the software development project.
2. Review the Software Developers Guidelines to understand the standard format and requirements.
3. Start filling out the specifications section with relevant details such as project scope, objectives, and deadlines.
4. Clearly define the technical requirements for the substitute forms and 2-D barcode, including any design specifications.
5. Include examples of the expected format for substitute forms and 2-D barcodes.
6. Specify any testing and validation processes that need to be followed.
7. Ensure that all sections are completed accurately before submitting the document.

Who needs Software Developers Guidelines and Specifications for Substitute Forms and 2-D Barcode?

1. Software developers working on projects involving substitute forms and 2-D barcodes.
2. Project managers overseeing software development and implementation.
3. Quality assurance teams responsible for validating software compliance with guidelines.
4. Compliance officers ensuring adherence to regulatory and industry standards.

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What are the standards for 2D barcode quality?

ISO/IEC 15415, the standard for measuring the quality of printed 2D barcodes was first introduced in 2004. It was revised in 2011, and now a new version has been published.

What is the most popular barcode standard?

Code 39 is the most frequently used 1D barcode in industrial applications today. It is a variable-length alphanumeric code. The Code 39 barcode uses four special characters: $, /, +, and %.

What are the standards for barcode format?

Barcode is a broad term that includes linear 1D barcodes like UPC-A, EAN-13, ITF-14, GS1-128 and 2D barcodes like Data Matrix, GS1 DataMatrix, QR Code, and other barcode types. The QR Code is a specific type of barcode that is routinely scanned using mobile devices to access online content.

What is 2D barcode tax return?

A 2-D (or 2-dimensional) tax return is simply one that contains a 2-dimensional barcode. This is an extension of the familiar 1-dimensional barcodes very often used on products you buy at the supermarket, clothing store, etc.

What is an example of a 2D code?

Two-dimensional (2D) barcodes The two most widely recognised are QR Code (GS1 Digital Link URI) and GS1 DataMatrix barcodes which can both be used to store the Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) as well as information such as an expiry date or a serial number.

What is the difference between QR code and 2D barcode?

People often use the terms “two-dimensional barcode” and “QR code” interchangeably, but that might be a bit misleading. That's because quick-response, or QR codes, are 2D barcodes … but not all 2D barcodes are QR codes. That's right—there are several ‌2D barcodes, and a QR code is just one of them.

What does 2D barcode mean?

2D stands for two-dimensional and a 2D barcode contains information in both the horizontal and the vertical, unlike traditional barcodes which are vertical black and white lines and contain a lot less data. A 2D barcode also physically looks different compared to a traditional linear 1D barcode.

What is 2D barcode filing?

Conventional barcodes get wider as more data is encoded, while 2D barcodes make use of the vertical dimension for data. These barcodes contain all pertinent tax information from your return and are scanned by computers with the IRS or state tax agency.

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What is Software Developers Guidelines and Specifications for Substitute Forms and 2-D Barcode?

Software Developers Guidelines and Specifications for Substitute Forms and 2-D Barcode provide standards and instructions for the design, creation, and submission of substitute forms that utilize 2-D barcodes for reporting information to the IRS and other tax authorities.

Who is required to file Software Developers Guidelines and Specifications for Substitute Forms and 2-D Barcode?

Developers and organizations that are creating substitute tax forms that include 2-D barcodes must adhere to the Software Developers Guidelines and Specifications to ensure compliance with IRS requirements for electronic filing.

How to fill out Software Developers Guidelines and Specifications for Substitute Forms and 2-D Barcode?

To fill out the guidelines, developers should follow the specific instructions outlined in the document, including adhering to formats, barcode specifications, and required data fields while testing forms to ensure they meet IRS standards before submission.

What is the purpose of Software Developers Guidelines and Specifications for Substitute Forms and 2-D Barcode?

The purpose is to standardize the process of creating substitute forms with 2-D barcodes, streamline tax reporting, ensure data accuracy, and facilitate easier and more efficient submissions to the IRS.

What information must be reported on Software Developers Guidelines and Specifications for Substitute Forms and 2-D Barcode?

The information that must be reported includes taxpayer identification numbers, income data, and any other relevant tax information that the IRS requires for the specific form being submitted, as well as details about the 2-D barcode format.