Hospitals, as entities providing public services, must ensure their financial reporting aligns with applicable standards to maintain transparency, accountability, and compliance. This study examines the implementation of hospital accounting practices at Mokoyurly Kab. Buol Hospital in preparing financial statements based on PSAK 45 (Financial Reporting for Non-Profit Organizations) and at Hermina Hospital, Medan based on PSAK 72 (Revenue from Contracts with Customers) using a literature review method. It focuses on how PSAK 45 guides the classification of restricted and unrestricted funds and how PSAK 72 addresses revenue recognition from diverse income sources, including patient services, insurance, and government subsidies. By reviewing relevant literature like journal articles, this study identifies the challenges and opportunities associated with implementing these standards in hospitals. The analysis highlights the importance of aligning accounting practices with PSAK requirements and identifies best practices for overcoming obstacles, such as ensuring accurate revenue measurement and effective fund allocation. The findings contribute to a broader understanding of the role of accounting standards in improving financial reporting quality in the healthcare sector, particularly in non-profit organizations like Mokoyurly Kab. Buol and Hermina hospital.
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