The Government is pressing ahead with its roll out of on-line tax services.
Treasury Minister Anne Craine admits it may be difficult to achieve 100 per cent online returns but the aim is to get the vast majority of the Island onto the system as soon as possible.
She says the savings in postage and officer time have already proved valuable.
Some people, she admits, will fight shy of changing.
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