<![CDATA[Muslims are required to pay zakat in order to cleanse riches and aid others. One of the budgetary tools used to combat poverty and economic inequality is zakat. But despite having a majority of Muslims, Indonesia still receives less money from zakat than from taxes. This is due to the fact that, in contrast to necessary taxes, Indonesia follows an obligatory system that is voluntary. Furthermore, because zakat administrators don't report, the low degree of public trust results in less zakat acceptance. This research approach makes use of literature study, a technique for gathering data that involves comprehending and examining hypotheses from relevant literature, including books, journals, and other data sources. The preliminary study's findings show that there are accounting standards in the management of zakat regulated by PSAK 109, including the Statement of Financial Position, Statement of Changes in Funds, and Statement of Cash Flows. Secondly, there is a need for periodic publication of reports by zakat institutions to enhance public trust, and thirdly, BAZNAZ has an application to support financial reports based on an integrated system called the Baznaz Management Information System (SIMBA).]]>
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