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Feb 2019Alabama taxpayers enrolled in the IDEMIA eID app (formerly Alabama eID) can securely approve the legitimacy of their state tax returns and receive refunds up to 60 percent faster. Reston, Va. – IDEMIATM, the global leader in Augmented IdentityTM, and the Alabama Department of Revenue (ADOR), today announced enhancements to the newly renamed IDEMIA eID […]