2008 W&I Spec Local Partner Survey
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ORGANIZATION CONTACT TELEPHONE
CONTACT NAME CONTACT E-MAIL ADDRESS
CONTACT ADDRESS LOGIN/PASSWORD
PARTNER/PROGRAM TYPE
a. LOCAL
b. COALITION
c. AARP
d. MILITARY
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Hello, my name is [CALLER NAME] calling from Macro International on behalf of IRS’s Stakeholder Partnerships, Education, and Communication organization—you may know this organization as SPEC.
S1. May I speak to [INSERT NAME]?
01 Yes (Named person)
02 No (Not named person) Skip to S3
S2. We are working with SPEC to obtain feedback about your satisfaction as a local partner who works with SPEC on outreach, education, return preparation, and other tax assistance programs provided by SPEC. Are you the person at [INSERT ORGANIZATION] who manages or interacts with SPEC who could provide us with candid feedback about SPEC?
01 Yes Skip to S4
02 No
S3. Who would be the best person for us to speak with in your organization about SPEC?
[Record name and number. Thank and terminate call. Whether transferred or calling the new number, begin again with SCREENER INTRODUCTION using new name.]
S4. Before we continue, are you an IRS SPEC employee?
01 Yes
02 No Skip to S6
S5. While your name was on the contact list, we are not interviewing IRS SPEC employees, but representatives from its partner organizations. We apologize for the inconvenience. Do you know of someone else at [INSERT ORGANIZATION] who would be more appropriate to give us this feedback?
[Record name and number. Thank and terminate call. Whether transferred or calling the new number, begin again with INTRODUCTION using new name.]
[If a Pre-Notification E-mail message was sent Continue with S6]
[If a Pre-Notification Letter was sent Skip to S7]
S6. You may recall an e-mail invitation from SPEC that asked for your participation in a web-based survey. The overall goal of the research is to help SPEC provide better service and improve the relationship between SPEC and your organization. Although the web survey is closed, we are now following up by telephone with those who did not respond. Would you be willing to participate in this survey? It will only take about 15 to 20 minutes to complete.
01 Yes Skip to INTRODUCTION
02 Soft refusal Schedule new date and time—ensure correct time zone
03 Hard refusal Thank you and terminate call
[INTERVIEWER: Do not provide the web survey as an option. If the respondent insists on taking the web survey, you may provide them login/password and terminate call.]
S7. You may recall a letter from SPEC that invited you to participate in a telephone survey. The overall goal of the research is to help SPEC provide better service and improve the relationship between SPEC and your organization. Would you be willing to participate in this survey? It will only take about 15 to 20 minutes to complete.
01 Yes
02 Soft refusal Schedule new date and time—ensure correct time zone
04 Hard refusal Thank you and terminate call
________________________________________________________________________
I. Introduction
Thank you. Please, feel free to be open and frank with us. Your identity and individual responses will be held confidential by Macro International, and your feedback will be provided to SPEC in aggregate only. Please keep in mind that this discussion will only be about your experiences with SPEC and not with any interactions you may have had with other parts of the IRS. Your responses are important in helping SPEC understand what makes a partnership successful.
Throughout the rest of this survey, “you” refers to your organization–that is, either to you as a partner or to your coalition. The first set of questions pertains to the nature of your relationship with SPEC and the customers you serve.
II. Market Segments and Demographics
Q1. What is your primary area of emphasis as an organization? Again, we’re interested in the scope of emphasis of the organization you represent, which may be broader than your personal area of emphasis. (Read list and check ONLY ONE)
01 Military Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
02 Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, or VITA
03 Education and Outreach, such as communications, products, news articles, or websites
04 Tax Counseling for the Elderly, Non-AARP
05 Tax Counseling for the Elderly, AARP
06 Asset Building, such as financial education, funding, or wealth building
07 Something else (Specify)
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q2. Which of the following types of customers do you serve most frequently? (Read list and check all that apply)
01 Low Income—less than $40,000
02 Elderly
03 Military
04 People with disabilities
05 Foreign students
06 U.S.-based students
07 Rural
08 Native American
09 Limited English Proficient
10 Something else (Specify)
98 [DK]
99 [Refused]
Q3. For how many years have you provided return preparation, outreach, education, or other tax assistance as an SPEC partner?
____ years
98 [DK]
99 [Refused]
Q4. Approximately how many customers do you serve through your return preparation, outreach, or other tax-assistance programs per year? (Read list)
01 Fewer than 50
02 50 to 100
03 101 to 1000
04 1001 to 2500
05 More than 2500
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q5. Approximately how many volunteers or staff, including employees, do you coordinate to provide return preparation, outreach, or other tax assistance per year? (Read list)
01 1 to 10
02 11-50
03 51-100
04 101-500
05 More than 500
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q6. Are you an affiliate of a national organization that has a national-level partnership agreement with SPEC?
01 Yes
02 No
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
III. Relationship Manager
Now I would like to ask you about your satisfaction with the relationship between you and the SPEC relationship manager with whom you have interacted. When considering your experience, please use a scale of 1 to 5 where 5 means very satisfied and 1 means very dissatisfied. Throughout the survey, if an item is not applicable or if you have no experience with it, or you are unaware the product/service is available, please let me know.
Q7. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with your SPEC relationship manager’s [Read and rotate A-E]
Courtesy and professionalism
Proactiveness or anticipation of your needs
Flexibility in meeting your needs
Responsiveness to your concerns, questions, and suggestions
Adherence to security and privacy standards
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q8. Did your SPEC relationship manager provide you with results of your accomplishments and/or help you assess the impact of your program?
01 Yes
02 No
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q9. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with the guidance and assistance you received from your SPEC relationship manager regarding…? [Read and rotate A-J]
Your selection of tax return preparation site locations—for example, what cities are in need of VITA sites
Reaching your target customers
Locating equipment through other sources
Reviewing or assisting with your training plans
Reviewing or assisting with your marketing plans, such as advertising site locations, services, and outreach events, the solicitation of volunteers, etc.
Reviewing your marketing products such as brochures or envelope stuffers
Reviewing or assisting with your outreach and education plans
Reviewing your educational products
Identifying community-based organizations as potential partners
Establishing partnerships with community-based organizations
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q10. Overall, [repeat scale if necessary] how satisfied are you with your SPEC relationship manager?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [DK]
09 [Refused]
[if Q6 = 01 Continue]
[if Q6 = 02, 08, 09 Skip to Section V]
IV. Relationship Building
I’d now like to ask you to rate your satisfaction with the relationship between you, the local SPEC offices and your national organization. Again, please indicate if an item is not applicable for you or your organization, or if you have no experience with it, or you are unaware the items mentioned.
Q11. On a scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means very satisfied and 1 means very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with…? [Read and rotate A-B]
SPEC’s success in building relationships between you and local SPEC relationship managers
The communication between you and local SPEC relationship managers
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
[If Q1 = 01,02,04,05,07,08,09 Continue]
[If Q1 = 03, 06 only Skip to Section VII]
V. Tax Law Training
Now I would like to ask you about your satisfaction with the tax law training your volunteers received. As before, please indicate if an item is not applicable for you or your organization, if you have no experience with it, or you are unaware the product/service is available.
Q12. How do the majority of the volunteers at your partnership or coalition receive tax law training? Would it be…? [read list]
Self Study
Training taught by volunteers (train the trainer)
Training taught by other partners
Training taught by SPEC staff
05 No training Skip to Section VII
08 [DK] Skip to Section VII
09 [Refused] Skip to Section VII
Q13. Thinking only about the tax law training your volunteers received, on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with
Availability of SPEC training staff to support your training needs
[If Q12 = 04 Continue]
[If Q12 = 01, 02, 03 Skip to Q14]
[Read and rotate B-E]
The method of training delivery meeting your organization’s needs
The timeliness of the training delivery
The trainer’s tax law knowledge
The trainer’s teaching ability
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q14. Overall, how satisfied are you with tax law training service your volunteers received?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
VI. Training Materials
Q15. Next, we’ll move on to SPEC -provided materials that you used for tax law training. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with [Read and rotate A-E]
The timeliness in the delivery of the tax law training materials
The content of the tax law training materials
The tax law training Facilitator’s Guide—also known as Publication 1155
Web course titled “Link and Learn Taxes”
Volunteer Resource Guide—also known as the VITA/TCE Spiral bound Reference Guide or Publication 4012
Q16. Overall, how satisfied are you with the tax law training materials provided by SPEC?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
VII. Research
Q17. Have you used SPEC-provided research, such as databases, MapPoint Analysis, reports, return filing statistics or tables?
01 Yes
02 No Skip to Section VIII
08 [DK] Skip to Section VIII
09 [Refused] Skip to Section VIII
Q18. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with the following types of SPEC-provided research? If you have not used these or are not aware of them, please let me know.
[Read and rotate A-E]
Return filing related statistics, (such as on e-filing or EITC Returns)
Information on target market segments, such as Low Income, Limited English, Rural, Disabled, Elderly, etc
SPEC Tax Return Filing databases (such as SPEC Returns Database or SPEC EITC Database)
SPEC -provided MapPoint analysis
SPEC -provided reports
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q19. Did you receive the information in a timely manner?
01 Yes
02 No
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q18. What was the impact of SPEC provided research on your organization?
(Read list and check all that apply) [Probe: Any others?]
01 Allowed assessment of outreach or return preparation activities on communities served
02 Provided information for funding or grant requests
03 Helped determine locations for return preparation sites
04 Identified communities for outreach
05 Something else (Specify)
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
[If Q1 = 01,02,04,05,07,08,09 Continue]
[If Q1 = 03,06 only Skip to Section IX]
VIII. E-filing and Other Products
I’d now like to ask you to rate your satisfaction with a number of additional products and materials. Again, please indicate if an item is not applicable for you or your organization, or if you have no experience with it, or you are unaware the product/service is available.
Q21. Do you file returns electronically?
01 Yes
02 No Skip to Section IX
08 [DK] Skip to Section IX
09 [Refused] Skip to Section IX
Q22. First, let’s talk about E-filing products. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with [Read and rotate C-D only]
TaxWise electronic filing software desktop product
TaxWise electronic filing software online product
UTS Customer Support Line for TaxWise Software support
E-file Administrator Guide—also known as TaxWise Publication 3189
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q23. Now, let me ask about two other resources. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with the Tax Law volunteer hotline
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
IX. Community Network Pages
Next, let’s talk about the online resources available for partners at WWW.IRS.GOV
Q24 Are you aware of the Community Network web page on IRS.gov with information on products, training, quality and other partner support?
01 Yes Skip to Section X
02 No
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q25 How often do you visit the Community Network pages on IRS.gov?
01 Never Skip to Section X
02 Once
02 Monthly
03 Weekly
04 Daily
08 [DK] Skip to Section X
09 [Refused] Skip to Section X
Q26 How satisfied are you with the current information on the Community Network web pages on IRS.gov? If an item is not applicable to your organization; or if you have no experience with it; or you were not aware of this product, please choose: Not applicable/Have not used/No experience.
Partner Products and Volunteer Resource Center
How to Become an IRS Partner in Your Community
Volunteer Tax Return Preparation - Training Scope and Products
Volunteer in Your Community
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q27 From the list below, please select the one item where SPEC can provide information that would most improve the Community Network pages on IRS.gov? [Read 01-05]
01 Add information and resources for rural taxpayers
02 Add information and resources for Native American taxpayers
03 Add information and resources for Asset Building and Financial Literacy
04 Improve navigation and searching of the site to enhance locating relevant information
05 Other (Please specify)
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q28. Overall, how satisfied are you with the Community Network pages located on WWW.IRS.GOV?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
[If Q1 = 01,02,04,05 only Skip to Section XI]
[If Q1 = 03,06,07,08,09 Continue]
X. Marketing Products and Materials
Q29 Next, let’s talk about marketing products and materials. Once again, please indicate if an item is not applicable for you or your organization, if you have no experience with it, or weren’t aware of this product. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with…? [Do not rotate]
Your Money Matters brochures – Publication 3865
Living and Working with Disabilities brochures – Publication 3966
Birth through Childhood English brochures – Publication 4156
Birth through Childhood Spanish brochures – Publication 4156SP
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q30. In general, do you receive marketing materials when expected—for example, Lifecycle and Child Tax Credit brochures?
01 Yes
02 No
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q31. Overall, how satisfied are you with the marketing products and materials provided by SPEC?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
XI. Quality of Materials, Products, Services, and Training
Q32. Considering your responses about materials, products, services, and training, on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how do you rate the overall quality of SPEC Products and Services?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
[If Q1 = 01,02,04,05,07,08,09 Continue]
[If Q1 = 03,06 only Skip to Section XV]
XII. Privacy, Confidentiality and Security
Next, I would like to ask for your feedback on SPEC’s efforts to improve the privacy, confidentiality, and security procedures at return preparation sites, as referenced in Publication 4299 – Privacy and Confidentiality - A Public Trust.
Q33. Are you familiar with SPEC’s efforts to maintain and improve the privacy, security and confidentiality at return preparation sites?
01 Yes
02 No Skip to Section XIII
08 [DK] Skip to Section XIII
09 [Refused] Skip to Section XIII
Q34. Did SPEC provide guidance material to assist with the privacy, confidentially and security of taxpayer data, including protection of data on computers and laptops?
01 Yes
02 No
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q35. Did you encounter any challenges in implementing SPEC’s recommendations regarding privacy, confidentiality, and security?
01 Yes
02 No
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q36. What challenges did you encounter?
Q37. Overall, how satisfied are you with SPEC’s efforts to improve the privacy, confidentiality, and security procedures at return preparation sites.
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
XIII. Quality Improvement Process
Now I would like to ask you about SPEC’s VITA/TCE – Volunteer Return Preparation Program - Quality Improvement Process, also known as VRPP-QIP.
Q38. Are you familiar with SPEC’s efforts to improve the quality of returns prepared at VITA and TCE sites?
01 Yes
02 No Skip to Section XIV
08 [DK] Skip to Section XIV
09 [Refused] Skip to Section XIV
Q39. Using the same satisfaction scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means very satisfied and 1 means very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with the following products developed to support the VRPP-QIP?
[If Q1 = 01,02,04,07,08,09 read and rotate A-H]
[If Q1 = 05 read and rotate B,D,E & H only]
Intake & Interview Sheet— Form 13614
Quality Review Sheet— Form 8158
Volunteer Resource Guide— Publication 4012
Quality Review Technique DVD/Video— Publication Number 4562
Volunteer Site Coordinator’s Handbook— Publication 1084
Volunteer Summary Report— Form 13206
Volunteer Agreement— Form 13615
SPEC Volunteer Site Information— Form 13715
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q40. Did you encounter any challenges in implementing the VITA/TCE Quality Site Requirements?
01 Yes
02 No
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q41. What challenges did you encounter?
Q42 How satisfied are you with the explanation of the Quality Improvement Process provided by your SPEC Relationship Manager?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
[if Q42 = 01 or 02]
Q.43 Why was the explanation unsatisfactory?
01 - No explanation of the Quality Improvement Process was provided
02 - Explanation was not complete
03 – I did not understand all of the requirements
04 – I had unanswered questions
05 - Other - [Record verbatim]
Q44. Using the same scale [repeat as often as necessary], overall how satisfied are you with the guidance, tools, and support provided by SPEC to improve the VITA/TCE Programs?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
XIV. Overall Satisfaction
Q45. We’ve talked about the service you have received from SPEC staff, including the relationship between you and SPEC staff, products, training, outreach, education, and research. Considering all of your responses to this survey, we’d like you to rate your overall satisfaction with SPEC’s products and services. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, are you…?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q46. What, if any, suggestions do you have for SPEC to improve their products or services?
Q47. Given your experience, on a scale of 1 to 5 with 5 being very likely and 1 being very unlikely, how likely are you to continue partnering with SPEC next year?
05 Very likely
04
03
02
01 Very unlikely
06 [DK]
09 [Refused]
[If Q47 = 01,02]
Q48. If you do not anticipate partnering with SPEC next year, what is the main reason you are relatively unlikely to continue?
Q49. What services provided by SPEC do you value most?
XV. Resource Needs
Q50. We’re almost completed with the survey. We’d like to know what your greatest resource needs are. Using a rating scale of 1 to 5, where 5 means very important and 1 means not important at all, how important is it that SPEC assist you with the following items: [Do not rotate]
Assisting with marketing plans
Identifying potential partners (other organizations to work with)
Building a coalition or network of partners
Providing research or informational data
05 Very important
04
03
02
01 Not important at all
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
XVI. Closing Comments
Q51. Do you have any other comments or suggestions for improvement for SPEC program?
[Record verbatim]
01 No
[If Q1 = 03,06,07,08,09 Continue]
[If Q1 = 01,02,04,05 Skip to Section XVIII]
You have just completed the SPEC portion of this survey. Now we would like you to answer a few questions about products created by the IRS National Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Office to promote awareness of the EITC.
XVII. EITC Marketing Materials
Q52. Are you familiar with EITC's marketing campaign slogan "I take Credit?"
01 Yes
02 No Skip to Q55
08 [DK] Skip to Q55
09 [Refused] Skip to Q55
Q53. How satisfied are you that the “I Take Credit” campaign slogan meets your organizations needs?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q54. Do you have a suggestion for an EITC campaign slogan that would better meet your organizations needs? If you do please provide it
01 Yes [PLEASE CAPTURE PARTNER SUGGESTION]
02 No Skip to Q55
08 [DK] Skip to Q55
09 [Refused] Skip to Q55
Q55. Are you aware that the IRS offers EITC marketing materials such as brochures or posters?
01 Yes
02 No Skip to End
08 [DK] Skip to End
09 [Refused] Skip to End
Q56. Have you used any EITC marketing materials to assist you in your efforts to provide education and outreach, tax preparation and/or asset building efforts?
01 Yes
02 No Skip to End
08 [DK] Skip to End
09 [Refused] Skip to End
Q57. Please rate your satisfaction with IRS provided EITC marketing products and materials. Once again, please indicate if an item is not applicable for you or your organization, if you have no experience with it, or weren’t aware of this product. On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with [Do not rotate]
A. The EITC marketing material content meeting your organizational needs
B. The EITC Spanish marketing materials
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q58. In general, do you receive the EITC marketing materials when expected—for example, EITC brochures, stuffers, and posters?
01 Yes
02 No
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q59. How satisfied are you with the following methods for acquiring EITC information?
A. Accessing EITC area on IRS.GOV
B. EITC publications, forms, brochures
C. EITC online resources, such as the SPEC Partner toolkit
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q60. How frequently do you visit the following EITC related online resources?
A. EITC pages on WWW.IRS.GOV/EITC
B. EITC Marketing Express on WWW.IRSMARKETINGEXPRESS.COM
C. EITC Assistant located on WWW.IRS.GOV
D. Online Toolkit for SPEC Partners on WWW.IRS-EITC.INFO/SPEC
05 Once Daily
04 Once Weekly
03 Once Monthly
02 Occasionally
01 Never
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q61. How satisfied are you with the following online resources related to the EITC meeting your organizations needs? On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being very satisfied and 1 being very dissatisfied, how satisfied are you with…
A. EITC pages on WWW.IRS.GOV/EITC
B. EITC Marketing Express on WWW.IRSMARKETINGEXPRESS.COM
C. EITC Assistant located on WWW.IRS.GOV
D. Online Toolkit for SPEC Partners on WWW.IRS-EITC.INFO/SPEC
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
Q62. How satisfied were you with the ease of finding EITC related information on the EITC pages located on WWW.IRS.GOV/EITC?
05 Very satisfied
04
03
02
01 Very dissatisfied
06 [Not applicable/Have not used/No experience]
07 [Unaware product/service was available]
08 [DK]
09 [Refused]
XVIII. Close
That concludes this survey. On behalf of the IRS, SPEC and Macro International, thank you very much for your participation.
DRAFT 12/20/2007
Macro International Inc.
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