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Block, Inc.

Philip A Parker

Andrew Gertig

Tom Dunn

Patrick Fink

Patricia E Garvin

Implementing a user interface for contextual validation of recognized text is described. A server may receive image data representing a document, determine, based at least in part on the image data, a type of the document, recognize a text element included in a portion of the document, and determine a point in a data validation process that is associated with the type of the document and/or determine an electronic form that is associated with the type of the document. The server may further cause a user interface to be displayed via an application executing on an electronic device, wherein the user interface presents: (i) an image of the portion of the document adjacent to a field populated with the text element; and (ii) at least one interactive element that, upon selection, indicates that a user of the electronic device validates the text element within the field.

User interface for contextual validation of recognized text

Technology is described for generating a tax return document. In one example, a payment service system presents a user interface on a mobile device of a user. Based on user selection of an icon of the user interface, the payment service system determines tax liability of the user and generates tax return documents on behalf of the user. The tax liability and tax return documentation is based at least in part on a user profile of the user stored at the payment service system and on financial data associated with services provided to the user by the payment service system.

Tax return document generation

Technology is described for managing a user account. An example method includes: a payment service system (PSS) monitoring in real-time transactions of users, receiving a request from a user to complete a transaction, and dynamically determining a predicted tax liability amount for the transaction that increases or decreases a total tax liability of the user. The PSS then displays the predicted tax liability amount on a display of the users device with a request for confirmation to continue with the transaction. If confirmation is received, the PSS modifies tax liability information for the user that reflects the completed transaction. The user may also cancel the transaction responsive to receiving the predicted tax liability amount.

Automatic tax account management

A non-penetrating seismic roof support that provides for a solid platform for the attachment of various pipe and equipment support devices with a positive means to secure both the support and the supported piping system or equipment to a building's structure in a fashion that further enables the support to be readily flashed to the roof s moisture proof membrane in order to prevent potential leakage of water into the building's interior.

Non-penetrating seismic roof support

A fluid delivering hydrant providing a valve actuated assembly with enclosing shroud and water resistive doom handle assembly to protect the assembly from exposure to the weather while preventing entry of rainwater into a building structure upon the roof of which the device has been installed.

Pedestal hydrant

A combination utility controller and service panel having an outer overall enclosure with a lockable door for limiting access thereto to authorized persons. Within the overall enclosure are two sub-regions that are separated from each other by gas-tight paneling. One of these sub-regions (i.e., a service region) contains at least one electrically-operated (e.g., solenoid-operated) valve that is serially connected within service utilities (e.g., water or gas) piping so as to control flow therethrough. The other sub-region (i.e., a utility controller region) contains electrical controls for controlling the valve(s) and communicating with other services such as an auxiliary monitoring system (e.g., a fire alarm system). Digital electronics capability is employed and facilitates provision of numerous features including: emergency shut down by anyone while permitting reset only by authorized personnel; modular construction so as to facilitate initial installation of the overall enclosure including the aforementioned service region followed subsequently (if desired) by addition of the utility controller module. Paneling and gasketing provide separate integrity of the subregions so that they may be included within the same overall enclosure while providing for safety from leakage

Service panel with utility controller

A single post adjustable support device to provide interval support to a drain piping system where the piping is required to be suspended above a roof surface at continually changing elevations due to the need to have the piping system maintain a continual and gradual slope, compensating for un-regular surface conditions of the roof surface.

Single post support

An open-webbed cage support device providing support that enabling a mechanical device such as a thermal expansion tank to be suspended or mounted adjacent to the thermal water heating device without the need to improvise a &ldquo;made in the field&rdquo; support structure.

Expansion cage

An improved light duty easily adjustable pipe support assembly having a flat base, cushion pad, and free turning adjustment rods. Each adjustment rod has an adjustment knob with friction locking capabilities that permits ease in the turning of the rod while preventing inadvertent turning. A pipe support devise engaged upon the adjustment rods travel vertically up or down along the rods when the knobs are turned. A pipe roller assembly has the capability to compensate for lateral as well as linear movement of the piping system it is intended to support.

Light duty adjustable pipe support assembly

An invented Labeling Insulation Tape that combines a conventional insulation tape with pipe identification markings or lettering. According to one embodiment, the identification markings are repeatedly printed onto the tape in a continuous form fashion creating on the tape a series of individual label sections. Conventional printing techniques are used in the printing of the tape. The labeling insulation tape is then cut and rolled into convenient-to-use lengths. Alternate embodiments include the tape being cut into lengths equal to individual labels and a long roll of peel-off backing with a multiplicity of individual label releasably adhered thereto.

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Naples, TX, United States of America

Philip A Parker