guide towards digital adoption Marco, Janet M. creator Cariñote, Jaziel T. Copioso, Geneia Kyla A. Bueno, Via Norie Nisperos, Jencie B. text xxu Parañaque City Olivarez College 2025 monographic eng

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This study investigates the factors that prevent microenterprises in Barangay San Dionisio Paranaque from adopting the Electronic Bureau of Internal Revenue (eBIRForms) and to know their perceptions of the usefulness and ease of use. This study utilizes a descriptive quantitative research design. The researchers collected data from 50 non-user microenterprises and focused on challenges such as transitioning from manual to electronic filing, technical issues, and data security concerns. The findings reveal that 46% of respondents have been operating their business for 2-5 years, all from the food and beverage industry. 70% reported sufficient access to technology, particularly computers (66%), that potentially transitioned to eBIRForms. The respondents generally perceived the usefulness of eBIRForms as beneficial for reducing costs, with a 3.86 as the mean score, and improving tax filing accuracy, which had a 2.96 mean score. Statistical analysis using Spearman{92}s rho showed no significant relationship between challenges and the system{92}s perceived usefulness and ease of use. However, there are significant differences in perceived usefulness based on years of operation and accessibility, no significant differences were found. The statistical analysis used for this Mann-Whitney and Kruskal-Wallis. The study concludes that even though the system offers significant potential, challenges can hinder its adoption. The research recommends that the government review the training program, improve the user-friendly interface and create a guideline to encourage non-user microenterprises to adopt the eBIRForms. Janet M. Marco, Jaziel T. Carinote, Geneia Kyla A. Copioso, Via Norie Bueno, & Jencie B. Nisperos. Undergraduate thesis. Electronic bureau of internal revenue forms eBIRForms Tax filing Micro-enterprises Perceived usefulness Perceived ease of use Non users micro-enterprises T 657 2025 0033 OCLRC 260317 20260731013045.0 16808