Design And Implementation Of Computerised Banking Monitor Information System

(A Case Study Of Central Bank Plc Enugu)

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62 Pages
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A Computerised Banking Monitor Information System (CBMIS) is a sophisticated digital platform designed to track, analyze, and manage various aspects of banking operations efficiently. This system integrates advanced technology to automate processes such as transaction monitoring, account management, risk assessment, and regulatory compliance. By leveraging real-time data processing and analytics, CBMIS enables banks to enhance operational efficiency, mitigate risks, and ensure compliance with industry regulations. Additionally, it facilitates timely decision-making by providing comprehensive insights into financial activities, customer behavior, and market trends. Through its robust features and capabilities, CBMIS plays a crucial role in optimizing banking processes, improving customer satisfaction, and maintaining the integrity and security of financial transactions in today’s dynamic banking landscape.

ABSTRACT

This project topic is going to be research to know how computer help in income tax appraisal for small business Operations. Like its mode of operation, its needs and how it help in solving problem in income Tax Appraisal system for small Business operators.
Tax Administration as know is done through various bodies and agencies.
This project also deals with the way computer provides a basis for an effective storage, update retrieval and general management of their records which means that it help in solving problems in the income Tax Appraisal system for small business Operators as;
1. Lack of complete knowledge of the taxable population of the state.
2. Tax evasion and avoidance
3. Lack of training for the officials of the broad and non-utilization of available information.
4. Lack of documents.

It also help to know how often tax are collected, the amount received from each individual and property and the total generated.
This project work is organized in chapter with topics and sub topics.
The first chapter of this work introducer the general view of the topic: the objective purpose and scope of the study were also explicitly stated.
The second chapter throws light on the literature
The third chapter deals with the description and analysis of the existing system overview of the existing system also the input, output and process analysis were stated.
The fourth chapter deals with the design of the new system.
The fifth chapter deals with the implementation, here program flowchart were X-drayed there.
The sixth chapter is a documentation of how to run the program and how to have it on the system.
The seventh chapter focuses on the recommendation and conclusion for further studies.

 

TABLE OF CONTENT

Title Page:
Certification:
Acknowledgement
Dedication:
Abstract:
Table of Contents:

CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTIONS
1.1 Background of the study
1.2 Statement of the problem
1.3 Purpose of the study
1.4 Objective of the study
1.5 scope of the project
1.6 Limitations of study
1.7 Assumption of study
1.8 Definition of terms

CHAPTER TWO
Review of related Literature

CHAPTER THREE
Description and Analysis of the existing system
3.1 General description and analysis of the existing system
3.2 Method of data collection
3.3 Objectives of the existing system
3.4 organizational structure
3.5 input process and output analysis
3.6 information flow diagram
3.7 problem of the existing system
3.8 justifications for the new system

CHAPTER FOUR
Design of the new system
4.1 Output specification and design
4.2 Input specification and design
4.3 File design
4.4 Procedure chart
4.5 System flowchart
4.6 System requirements

CHAPTER FIVE
IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW SYSTEM
5.1 Program design
5.2 Program flow chart
5.3 Pseudo code
5.4 Source listing
5.5 Test run

CHAPTER SIX
DOCUMENTATION
6.1 System Description
6.2 Program Description
6.3 User quid

CHAPTER SEVEN
CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
7.1 Conclusion
7.2 Recommendation
BIBLIOGRAPHY

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION
The Nigeria economy is in crisis. The situation has been made wise by sanctions imposed on Nigeria by leading western Nations to force a return to democratic rule. These developments had it telling effect on the states. The states government are particularly in hardest hit due to the reduction in their percentage share of the national revenue in federation account itself.
For some time now government have geared efforts towards minimizing her dependence on oil revenue. Two study groups are set up in 1991 to review the entire tax system to enhance its efficiency and revenue field.
The importer government attaches to taxation has made it, that no annual budget is ever complete without introduction one tax measure or the other. The preventing situation of the state government has created an atmosphere of deep reflection and imagination in their attempt to booster and accelerate their internal revenue capacity.
The Board of internal Revenue, Enugu state have thus been reduced to an empty shall of what an ideal revenue board ought to represent input by government to the collection cost is virtually zero, but would want tax authorities to perform miracles. The life style/behaviour of the big shots in government are to say the least embarrassing this apathy by taxpayer tax officials affects yield. The entire globe is presently undergoing a technology revolution, which the computer system is at the center of it all. This automated machine, have finally introduce a standardized global acceptable information system known as information technology which is applied in various fields of human endeavour as Banks, Hospital, industries, Bill systems information Agencies, Aviation, Budgeting, Revenue collection and control, and if used in the Income Tax appraised system for small business operators, will improve the operation and information system of the Board of internal Revenue in the state.
The Oxford Advanced learner’s Dictionary by way of definition state that Tax is” (SUM OF ) MONEY (TO BE ) PAID BY CITIZENS (ACCORDING TO INCOME, VALUE OF PURCHASES, e.c.t) TO THE COVERNMENT FOR PUBLIC PURPOSES”
The Board of internal Revenue of the state have thus been reduced to an empty shell of what an ideal revenue board ought to represent. Input by government to the collection cost is visually zero, but would want tax authorities to perform march’s.
Computerization of income tax appraisal system for small business Operators will eliminate the manual system of operation in the old system. It will encomage quick storage and retrieval of information unnecessary duplication of data, which is witnessed on the old system, will be reduced.

1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
the Board of internal Revenue is by law charged with the responsibility for assessing collecting and accounting for all taxes of Enugu state. The overall duties of assessment collection and accounting lie with the chairman of Board of internal Revenue and entire officers at both the headquarter and in the field.
Assessment itself involves the art of ascertaining the taxable income of eligible individual and eventual determination of the tax due from the ascertained income.

1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
In carrying out the duties of Board of internal Revenue there are some problems that are encountered in the income Tax office because of the manual process of handling records and information.

SOME OF THESE PROBLEMS INCLUDE
i. Lack of computer knowledge of the Taxable population of the state.
ii. Tax evasion and avoidance.
iii. Unco-operative attitude of other government departments and Americas
iv. misconception of the work of the Board and the living style of some of the leaders in government which make the tax paying individuals to think that their tax is not properly utilized.
v. Lack of training for the officials of the board and non-utilization of available information.
vi. Lack of documents.
In the course of retrieving information of a particular document time is wasted searching through the heap of the files that contain information required.
Therefore, a computerized income Tax Appraisal system for small Business Operators will improve the quality of information generated in the system.

1.3 PURPOSE OF STUDY
The purpose of the study is to identify the problems involved in the Appraisal system of income Tax for small business Operators and hence develop a computerized software to handle them.

1.4 SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM
The task of income Tax Appraisal system varies from state to state. The scope of this work is therefore narrowed down to assessment for small business by the board of internal Revenue under auspices of Enugu state, which include the geographical area.

1.5 OBJECTIVE OF STUDY
This project is primarily aimed at developing a computer Based income Tax Appraisal system for small Business Operators that will help in finding ways of making the Tax system effective and putting up measures that will help me government realize adequate funds for its development activities.
To achieve those aims, efforts will be made to
1. Examine the income tax Appraisal system in Enugu state.
2. Identify and the problems militating against effective tax assessment activities.
3. Analyze the problems and recommend solution for the resolution.

1.6 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
the limitations that I encountered in the course of gathering data for the project include, inadequate time and fund for running around for data collection and photocopying of relevant documents and materials required for the successful completion of the study.
Even if the financial resources and means were at my disposal time constraint was a crucial limiting factor.

1.7 ASSUMPTION
Some of the assumption taken into consideration for the project work include. The staff of handle the new system (computer system) were assumed to have a good knowledge of computer operation for efficient use of the new system.
Another assumption is that the love for computer system as a fact machine for information retrieval and storage will make the (the officials and workers of Tax office) accept the introduction of computer in their operations.
The information received from the customers must be accurate, for effective and efficient use of the new system.

1.8 DEFINITION OF TERMS
COMPUTER SYSTEM:– A computer is an electronic device which is capable of accepting, processing data, give out information and also have the ability to store data as information.
INCOME: Money received during a given period as salary receipts from trade interest form investments etc,
TAB:- Money paid by citizens to the government for public purposes.
APPRAISAL:- The act of fixing a price some thing.
MANUAL PROCESSING:- Manual processing is any method of data processing that does not involve the computer.
DATA:- Data is the term used to describe basic fact about the activities of a business.
DATA PROCESSING: Is the tern give to the process of collecting all items of data together to produce meaningful information.
NETWORK: This is a systematic arrangement of computers, where there is a central work done in different computer terminals/workstation.

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Computerised Banking Monitor Information System:

A Computerized Banking Monitor Information System, often referred to as a Banking Management System or Banking Information System, is a software solution designed to streamline and automate various banking operations, enhance customer service, and ensure regulatory compliance. This system plays a critical role in modern banking by providing real-time access to financial data and facilitating efficient decision-making processes.

Here are some key components and features of a Computerized Banking Monitor Information System:

  1. Customer Management: The system stores and manages customer information, including account details, contact information, and transaction history. It helps in the efficient onboarding of new customers and the maintenance of existing customer accounts.
  2. Account Management: It allows banks to create and manage various types of accounts, such as savings, checking, loans, and fixed deposits. The system also handles account closures and updates.
  3. Transaction Processing: This system processes various types of transactions, including deposits, withdrawals, fund transfers, and bill payments. It ensures the accuracy and security of these transactions.
  4. Online Banking: Provides customers with secure access to their accounts and allows them to perform banking activities online, such as checking balances, transferring funds, and paying bills.
  5. Loan Management: Manages the entire loan lifecycle, from application to approval, disbursement, and repayment tracking. It also calculates interest and generates loan statements.
  6. Risk Management: Monitors and manages credit risk, liquidity risk, and other financial risks associated with banking operations. It helps banks comply with regulatory requirements related to risk assessment and reporting.
  7. Compliance and Reporting: Ensures that the bank adheres to all relevant banking regulations and reporting requirements. It generates reports for internal use and for submission to regulatory authorities.
  8. Security and Authentication: Implements robust security measures to protect sensitive customer data and financial transactions. This includes encryption, multi-factor authentication, and intrusion detection systems.
  9. Audit Trail: Maintains a detailed log of all system activities and user interactions. This audit trail is crucial for tracking and investigating any suspicious or unauthorized activities.
  10. Analytics and Business Intelligence: Provides tools for analyzing customer behavior, financial trends, and performance metrics. This information helps banks make informed decisions and improve their services.
  11. Integration: Integrates with other banking systems, payment gateways, and third-party services to facilitate seamless operations and improve customer convenience.
  12. Customer Support: Offers customer support features, such as chatbots or helpdesk integration, to assist customers with their inquiries and issues.
  13. Mobile Banking: Often includes a mobile app that allows customers to access their accounts and perform banking transactions on their smartphones or tablets.
  14. ATM Management: Manages the network of ATMs, including cash replenishment, maintenance, and transaction monitoring.
  15. Notification and Alerts: Sends notifications and alerts to customers for various events, such as low balance, successful transactions, or account activity alerts.

The implementation of a Computerized Banking Monitor Information System is essential for modern banks to stay competitive, enhance operational efficiency, and meet the evolving demands of customers and regulators. It also helps in reducing human errors and improving overall service quality