Authors :
Flordeline A. Cadeliña; Andrew P. Ponte
Volume/Issue :
Volume 8 - 2023, Issue 4 - April
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7927458
Abstract :
This Community Tax Certificate (CTC) RealTime Transaction Processing System is a form of egovernment that use electronic communication
technologies in securing identity document in Iligan City,
Lanao del Norte, Philippines. The study speeds up the
processes and procedures whenever the taxpayers from
the forty-four (44) barangays request a cedula at
Treasurer's Office to comply with securing government
requirements. A presentation of Porter's Stemming
algorithm was presented and compared in terms of
retrieving information. The ultimate objectives of this
study are to design and create a central database that
would act as the repository for all taxpayers' data
(individual and corporate). Individual taxpayers have
perceived ease of use, usefulness, and intention to use the
CTC Real-Time Processing to secure community tax
certificates. Corporate taxpayer's attribute on the
usability of technology is affected by their perception
towards its use of the system. Both individual and
corporate respondents of this study have perceived ease
of use and usefulness on the impact when securing the
community tax certificate
Keywords :
Community Tax Certificate, E-Government, Real-Time Transaction.
This Community Tax Certificate (CTC) RealTime Transaction Processing System is a form of egovernment that use electronic communication
technologies in securing identity document in Iligan City,
Lanao del Norte, Philippines. The study speeds up the
processes and procedures whenever the taxpayers from
the forty-four (44) barangays request a cedula at
Treasurer's Office to comply with securing government
requirements. A presentation of Porter's Stemming
algorithm was presented and compared in terms of
retrieving information. The ultimate objectives of this
study are to design and create a central database that
would act as the repository for all taxpayers' data
(individual and corporate). Individual taxpayers have
perceived ease of use, usefulness, and intention to use the
CTC Real-Time Processing to secure community tax
certificates. Corporate taxpayer's attribute on the
usability of technology is affected by their perception
towards its use of the system. Both individual and
corporate respondents of this study have perceived ease
of use and usefulness on the impact when securing the
community tax certificate
Keywords :
Community Tax Certificate, E-Government, Real-Time Transaction.