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Short for business-to-government, also known as e-government. B2G is the idea that government agencies and businesses can use central Web sites to conduct business and interact with each other more efficiently than they usually can off the Web. FindLaw is an example of a site offering B2G services — a single place to locate court documents, tax forms and filings for many different local, state and federal government organizations.<\/p>\n

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