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JASF (Journal of Accounting and Strategic Finance)
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Journal of Accounting and Strategic Finance (JASF) is a blind peer-reviewed journal that publishes theoretical, empirical, and experimental research papers. The Journal encourages the utilization of economic, financial and sociological theories to investigate, analyze, and explain issues in accounting within the legitimate institutional structure and under various capital markets accurately. The distributed research articles of the Journal will empower researchers to contribute to the discipline of accounting.
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Intellectual Capital, Market Value, and Financial Performance: Indonesia and Malaysia’s Banking Companies Sigit Hermawan; Nur Ravita Hanun; Nihlatul Qudus Sukma Nirwana; Clarisa Ika Candrawati
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This study aims to determine the effect of intellectual capital on market value with financial performance as an intervening variable: evidence from banking companies in Indonesia and Malaysia. The analysis tool uses Partial Least Square to test hypotheses. The results of this study are intellectual capital affects the financial performance of banking companies in Indonesia but does not affect the banking companies in Malaysia. Intellectual capital does not affect the market value of banking companies in Indonesia but affects banks in Malaysia. Financial performance affects market value in Indonesian banking companies but does not affect banking companies in Malaysia. For indirect or mediation effects, the result is that financial performance can mediatethe effect of intellectual capital on market value in banking companies in Indonesia but not for banks in Malaysia. Banking companies must pay attention to intellectual capital management because of its impact on financial performance and market value. The market will give a higher valuation to companies that have increased financial performance. Next, companies with improved financial performance will be responded positively to the market so that it will increase market value.
The Effects of Service Quality and Positive Recommendation on Trust Building in Mobile Banking Adoption Among the Customers of Private Banks in Myanmar Phyo Min Tun
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This study attempts to follow the research direction and fill the research gaps of previous studies, most notably the mobile financial service landscape, specifically mobile banking (MB) services of private banks in Myanmar. The proposed research model in this study emphasizes service quality, positive recommendations, and different perspectives of trust namely: trust in banks and trust in MB, and evaluated their extent of influence on customers of private banks to adopt MB. The data was collected from 310 customers of private banks in Myanmar. Structural equation modeling (SEM) and confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) were employed to analyze the data and investigate the hypotheses. The analysis results indicate that customer intention to adopt MB is significantly influenced by trust in MB however trust in the bank was found to be statistically insignificant. The positive recommendation plays a critical role in the improvements of trust in the bank and MB according to the research results. Although service quality is a key factor in obtaining positive recommendations and acquiring trust in the bank, it is an insignificant factor in building trust in MB. Further, trust in the bank has a significant effect on trust in MB. These findings are highly beneficial for future research studies in a similar context and for bank managers to develop appropriate strategies regarding MB services in the private banking sector in Myanmar.
The Readiness for Implementation of Financial Management Patterns of Regional Public Services Agency at Public Health Center Evada Dewata; Hadi Jauhari
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The purpose of the study is to determine the readiness of Lais public health center and Teluk Kijing public health center of Musi Banyuasin District, South Sumatra Indonesia, in managing finances of regional public service agencies (BLUD). Time of research from March-July 2021. Used the types of descriptive qualitative research to review the documents, observation, and in-depth interviews to the research subject as many as 10 (ten) informants. The triangulation technique is used in testing the validity of the data. The research result showed that Lais public health center and Teluk Kijing public health center were ready to implement the financial management pattern of BLUD, which can be seen from the results of input analysis, process, and output from the analysis of stakeholder, related commitment, knowledge and responsibilities, funding (money), infrastructure (materials) and methods, in addition, substantive requirements, technical requirements, and administrative requirements have been carried out. The results of this study have implications related to the preparation and continuation of the implementation of the BLUD Public Health Center financial management pattern. Based on its limitation, it is still possible for other local governments who have the same contextual conditions to use these results as an input when preparing the BLUDs financial management pattern.
How Do Social Contribution Value and Ownership Structure Influence Corporate Sustainable Growth in State-Owned Companies in Indonesia? Kenny Ardillah
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This study aims to prove empirically social contribution value, ownership concentration, and ownership circulation have a positive influence on corporate sustainable growth which is controlled by leverage and profitability. This study theory focuses on agency theory and stakeholder theory. The study sample focuses on state-owned companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in the 2014-2019 period. The data of this study’s sample used certain selection criteria with the use of the purposive sampling method to obtain 83 data that became the study sample. Data were analyzed using the multiple regression analysis methods. The results of this study indicate that social contribution value doesn’t influence corporate sustainable growth which is controlled by leverage and profitability. Ownership concentration and ownership circulation don’t influence corporate sustainable growth which is controlled by leverage and profitability. The social contribution value is a form of social and environmental responsibility for the company's operations towards stakeholders that don’t support the corporate sustainable growth of the company in the long term. The spread of the company’s share ownership structures that traded highly and weren’t concentrated on certain parties of shareholders can’t support the implementation of decisions made by management to increase the corporate sustainable growth. Because of its limitations, future studies can reflect the extent to which the assessment of corporate social contributions is carried out by one sector of a company other than state-owned companies.
IPO Under-pricing Phenomenon Approach: Does Covid-19 Has a Negative Sectoral Impact? Rini Dwiyani Hadiwidjaja Hadiwidjaja; Arianto Muditomo; Yanuar Trisnowati
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An initial public offering (IPO) refers to the process of offering shares of a private corporation to the public in a new stock issuance. An IPO allows a company to raise capital from public investors. This study aims to prove the sectoral impact of the Covid-19 pandemic in Indonesia. Qualitative identification through content analysis on public online media and report documents on the results of analysis by research institutes and consultants identifies potential negative impacts on several industrial sectors as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic throughout 2020, but on the other hand, IPO action on the Indonesian capital market in 2020 still ongoing. Previous research has not been found specifically that analyzes the relationship between the impact of Covid-19 on industry and the performance of IPO actions per industrial sector, then through the IPO under-pricing phenomenon approach, empirical evidence is carried out. This research uses secondary data for the initial returns of 315 companies that conducted IPO actions during the period 2010 to 2020 on the Indonesian capital market and testing using a paired sample test on the population of IPO actions before and during the Covid-19 pandemic, the results of this study indicate that simultaneously in all the corporate sector did not find any statistically significant difference in initial returns between the period before and during the pandemic. This shows that the Covid-19 pandemic does not directly impact the behavior of capital market investors, especially in making investment decisions in the primary market.
Tax Avoidance, Tax Incentives and Tax Compliance During the Covid-19 Pandemic: Individual Knowledge Perspectives Supriyati; Indah Hapsari
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The COVID-19 pandemic that occurred in early 2020 caused a decrease in the turnover or income of individual taxpayers. Tax avoidance and tax incentives are considered a strategy by taxpayers to reduce tax payments and manage their funds, especially during this pandemic. The condition of the Taxpayer certainly affects the fulfillment of his tax obligations. On the other hand, taxpayer compliance will have an impact on state revenues. Individual taxpayer perspectives on aspects of accounting and taxation knowledge are important to realize the level of taxpayer compliance. This study also relates the efforts of tax avoidance and government tax incentives as mediating variables. The sample data obtained were 131 individual entrepreneur taxpayers who took advantage of tax incentives in Surabaya and its surroundings. The regression test results showed that accounting and taxation knowledge affect tax avoidance efforts, tax incentives, and taxpayer compliance. The results of the Sobel test show that tax avoidance and tax incentives can mediate the impact of accounting and taxation knowledge on taxpayer compliance. The test results of control variables (gender, education, training, length of business, number of employees, business turnover) showed no effect on taxpayer compliance.
Education Budget Through Central or Local Government Spending: Which Is More Effective in Improving the Quality of Human Life? Ignatia Martha Hendrati; Putra Perdana
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Regional autonomy demands a division of authority between the Center and the regions, which in turn has an impact on budgeting policies. On the one hand, central government spending is oriented towards equity, but on the other hand, the regions understand very well their respective characteristics. The government's budget is always results-oriented, so this research can later be used as a benchmark in planning budgeting. In terms of spending on Education in Indonesia, the budget is channeled through central government spending and local government spending. This research is structured to see between the Central Government or Local Government, more significant in accelerating human quality (IPM) in Indonesia. This study uses Vector Auto Regression with Bayesian Vector Auto Regression model specifications to determine the effect between the variables studied. The variables used in this study are the Central Government Expenditure budget, Regional Government Expenditure on Education through Transfers from the Center to the Regions, Adjusted Per Capita Expenditure, and the Human Development Index from 2007 – 2020. The estimation results show a tendency for local government spending to be more able to increase Human Development Index compared to the Education budget through central government spending. This finding indicates that in the end, the results of decentralization, one of which is the delegation of authority for local government spending, can accelerate the human development index higher than the expenditure issued by the central government.
Improving Performance of Village Owned Enterprises: The Role of Human Capital, Organizational Culture, and Entrepreneurial Orientation Yesi Mutia Basri; Natasya Agustina Br Pinem; Hariadi Yasni
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Village-owned enterprises (BUMDes) are economic institutions that have a strategic role in improving the village economy. However, BUMDes operational activities often face obstacles that cause BUMDes not to run as they should. This study aims to analyze the effect of human capital, organizational culture, and entrepreneurial orientation on the performance of BUMDES. The population in this study was 242 BUMDes scattered in Kampar Regency. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling by selecting active BUMDes. Respondents in this study were BUMDes managers. Of the 140 active BUMDes, 120 BUMDes participated in this research. The data collection technique uses a questionnaire that is distributed online via a google form. The results of data analysis using WarpPLS 7.0 show that human capital, organizational culture, and entrepreneurial orientation positively affect the performance of BUMDes. This research implied that knowledge and expertise possessed by managers and applying them will further improve the performance of BUMDes. It is also important for commitment, loyalty, and trying to give the best in implementing organizational culture. Creativity in innovating, being proactive, and having the courage to take risks and work hard are also crucial in managing BUMDes. Based on the research limitation, it is suggested that further research can expand the research area and use other variables that can affect the performance of BUMDes, such as innovation or leadership style.

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