The Tax Payment Facilitation Office (OFA) today favors the execution of procedures virtually for the population, a fact that constitutes an achievement in the computerization process in Cuba.

Havana, Cuba.- One of the officials responsible for the OFA, Eugenio Fernando Acosta, told Prensa Latina that there are already 50 services that even include electronic commerce.

Through the digital self-service stations, people express complaints, opinions, and suggestions, while they can contract different services with local and central authorities, he pointed out.

A citizen can contact the website of the Presidency of the Republic, cultural services of the Office of the City Historian, Credit and Commerce, Popular Savings, and Metropolitan banks, Acosta explained.

Likewise, they can access Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Cuba S.A, Nauta accounts, fixed telephony bills, and mobile balances.

It is also possible to apply online for a bank card in national currency and enjoy MiBoulevar.Com e-commerce.

Even -he added- an elderly person can manage a shift for a certain specialty in the health sector, a mother gets registration for her children to enter the daycare center (nursery), you can receive various types of advice, and the citizen to contact the mayor of his municipality.

The digital self-service station is an oasis, the population can connect for free and with their mobile device they can do their things, but if they don’t have it, we have establishments where they can do it, Acosta commented.

Requests for civil registry documents such as birth, marriage, divorce, and death certificates are in great demand, Acosta stressed in the context of the Electronic Commerce Workshop-Fair that concluded this Friday at the Computing Palace in this capital. (PL)