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Rifqi Muhammad
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Pengaruh Struktur Organisasi Terhadapkomunikasi dalam Tim Audit Rifqi Muhammad
Jurnal Akuntansi dan Auditing Indonesia Vol. 9 No. 2 (2005)
Publisher : Accounting Department, Faculty of Business and Economics, Universitas Islam Indonesia

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Some audit researchers suggest that high levels of audit team structure may encumber communication within audit teams by impeding information-gathering activities. Others suggest that structure benefits communication by coordinating controlling information flows. This study evaluated these arguments by examining the relationship between the structure of audit teams and selected communication variables (information overload, boundary spanning, satisfaction with supervision, and accuracy of information). Questionnaire data were gathered from auditors from local and national public accounting firms with 49 auditors responding processed. Only accuracy of information have significant relationship with organization struc¬ture and the others only have negative relationship. The implication is that the level of structure adopted by teams has both posi¬tive and negative effects on communica¬tion, with structured teams providing greater control over information overload but impairing satisfaction with supervision and the accuracy of information.This research support Rudolph and Walker (1998) research that find the negative rela¬tionship of audit team structure variable and communication within audit team variables (informa¬tion overload, boundary spanning, satisfaction with supervision, and accuracy of information) although the results are not all significant like their research.Keywords: organizational structure, audit structure, communication, audit teams
Persepsi User dan Preparer Laporan Keuangan Terhadap Pelaporan Sosial Perbankan Islam di Malaysia Rifqi Muhammad
Jurnal Akuntansi dan Auditing Indonesia Vol. 14 No. 2 (2010)
Publisher : Accounting Department, Faculty of Business and Economics, Universitas Islam Indonesia

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An Islamic bank is a unique institution because they do not only focus on economic matters but also on their social roles to their society. However, their social roles might not be exposed extensively due to the lack of disclosures. Haniffa (2002) proposed Islamic Social Reporting as the alternative to fill this gap. Islamic Social Reporting is the process of identifying, providing, and communicating social and other relevant information in conformity with the spiritual need of Muslims decision makers in order to demonstrate accountability to God and community; to increase transparency of business activities toward Muslim Ummah; and to achieve Mardātillah (blessing from Allah). This study aims to investigate the users’ and preparers’ of financial statements of Islamic social reporting by Islamic banks in Malaysia since this country is in the forefront on the development of Islamic banking and finance. This study specifically examines the stakeholders' perceptions on two issues of Islamic Social Reporting: (a) the objectives of Islamic social reporting; and (b) the information that might be useful for the stakeholders and society. It involves some stakeholders such as Islamic banks' accountants, members of Sharī’ah Supervisory Board (SSB), Muslim accounting Academicians, and customers that are proxies by postgraduate students. This study adopts the questionnaire survey method to examine the perceptions of stakeholders. The study found that the stakeholders of Islamic banks in Malaysia have positive views on Islamic social reporting. This study may contribute to the improvement of Islamic banking reports and to increase the awareness of regulator and management of the social roles of Islamic banks particularly in Malaysia and widely practiced in the Islamic financial industry in the world. Keywords: Islamic banks, Islamic social reporting, Islamic accountability
Studi Evaluatif Terhadap Laporan Perbankan Syariah Rifqi Muhammad
Jurnal Akuntansi dan Auditing Indonesia Vol. 13 No. 2 (2009)
Publisher : Accounting Department, Faculty of Business and Economics, Universitas Islam Indonesia

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Islamic banking is the fastest-growing segment of world finance. Islamic Banks should ideally operate in accordance with the principles laid down by Islamic law (Shariah). One of the main sources to analyze and evaluate the activities of Islamic banks is annual report. Annual report is the way to disclose financial and non-financial performance of Islamic banks. This paper aims at elaborating the sources of development of Islamic banking reporting based on the AAOIFI (Accounting and Auditing Organization for Islamic Financial Institutions) standards, alternatives of Islamic corporate reporting, and the accounting policies of Islamic banks in many countries. Secondly, this paper tries to formulate the components should be reported by Islamic banks in order to increase the degree of accountability. Thirdly, this paper also tries to evaluate the existing Islamic banking reporting components in order to measure the gap between expectations and realities. This study finds that Islamic banks do not have similarity in disclosing financial and non-financial activities and performances. However, this diversity model can be complementary one another towards ideal Islamic banking reporting. Keywords: Islamic bank, Islamic accounting, Islamic corporate report, Islamic accountability
Co-Authors Ahmad Zabidi Asrul Asrul Aurellia Thifaal Harfa Sabela Beti Yanuri Posha Deni Irawan Edwin Tandira Enik Sartika Farah Mas’udatul Rahmadani Gustina Gustina Manja Manja NURUL HIDAYAT Raihan Putra Haristianto Rizki Fadillah Sabari Sabari Safitri Jaya Sapriadi Sapriadi Sodikin Sodikin Syamsiar, Syamsiar Tasya Tasya Witri Lusdiandari Yasti Yasti Yusrain Yusrain Yusrain