Abstract
This paper examines the influence of perceived ease of use on personal use of the tax e-filing
system in South Africa. Data was collected using in-depth interviews and a structured questionnaire.
The findings show that higher levels of perceived ease of use are associated with
personal use as well as behavioral intentions to make use of the system. The results also indicate that computer self-efficacy and access to information have positive influence on perceived ease of use. These findings point to the need for equipping people with skills and information that can enable them to make use of the system.