1.You go to a secure website or to a local government office. I see no reason why we can't mandate a secured day off from jobs/school etc for each person on the date of their choosing, either...
2.You sign in to a secure account or the officials scan an official tax card with all of your relevant information in one secure place. You can edit this information as you need from your online account or through the local office.
3.You read through the current statistics and records of where all the tax money that has already been received has been spent for this term and of which sections are in need of funding. If you are paying in person at an office, they can have the report available in either a paper format or on a computer nearby. A report like this may have to come in a simplified format or with a helper program with little notes and details about what each section actually does etc. for those who need a little help. If you are at an office and need assistance, a trained staff member should be available at all times to answer your questions.
4.YOU choose which section YOU think deserves YOUR tax money/credits. Any section that has been neglected by the end of the taxing season can have a public vote placed on whether taxes should be set aside to aid that section or on how that section should be modified to reduce its necessary costs(you know, cutting out offices etc).
5.The government manages the taxed money/credits based on how the PEOPLE want them to be used within realistic boundaries.
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