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BISNIS & BIROKRASI: Jurnal Ilmu Administrasi dan Organisasi
Published by Universitas Indonesia
ISSN : 08543844     EISSN : 23557826     DOI : https://doi.org/10.20476/jbb
Core Subject : Economy, Social,
Economics, Econometrics & Finance Social Sciences
The scope includes but is not limited to: public policy, administrative reform, local government studies, public and private governance, digital governance and business, digital finance, innovation, entrepreneurship, small businesses, people and culture in organization, knowledge management, organizational behavior, fiscal policy, tax administration, international tax, and the politics of taxation.
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How ‘Pro Corporate Cash-Flow Tax’ Design May Promote The Development Of Telecommunication Industry Rosdiana, Haula
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Telecommunication industry (‘the industry’) plays an important role in economic growth. Therefore, it is beneficial when the Government prepares policies enhancing the development of this industry. This study offers an alternative design of income tax system namely Pro Corporate Cash-flow Tax (PCCFT). The PCCFT is developed from the angle of Supplyside Tax Policy concept. This policy encourages the private sector to increase its supply of products by possibly removing the provisional withholding tax system (i.e., Art 23 Income Tax).1 As withholding tax on business income absorbs industry’s fund, its removal effectively injects the industry with working capital. In addition thereto, the recharacterization of income may jointly reduce cost of taxation and therefore improving the business climate. This research employs constructivism paradigm with mixed approaches. PCCFT appears to be able to minimize opportunity costs, while offering the industry some advantages (including potential revenue). For the Government, it may increase potential tax revenue as well as non-tax revenue (e.g. radio frequency fee and dividends), universal service obligation fee, penetration facilities and teledencity fees. Moreover, this design may create job opportunities and alleviate poverty as well as improve prosperity.
Welfare State, The 1945 Constitution, and Industrial Relations Pakpahan, Muchtar
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Welfare state is the goal of KSBSI since its declaration on 25th April 1992. Unions which are members of the ITUC (International Trade Union Confederation) as the basic Social Democracy, their goal must either be welfare state or KSBSI. In other occasion, when Soekarno spoke before court in 1937, he stated that the goal of the proclamation the independence of Indonesia was to build a welfare state. In addition, when the founding fathers declared the 1945 Constitution, they placed welfare state as a state goal for the interest of the peoples. Without the implementation of a welfare state, the welfare of the peoples will never be realized.
Development of Dynamic Capabilities of Education Service Policy Processes in Jembrana, Bali Anwar, Rozan
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The paper believes that dynamic capabilities of public organizations, founded upon able human resources and agile process, shall result on adaptive public policies, thus forming dynamic governance. The paper adopts the model developed by Neo and Chen (2007) in their study on the government of Singapore. The study object of this paper is public services in Jembrana, Bali. The paper combines both quantitative (SEM structural equation test) and qualitative approaches. The qualitative method consists of in-depth descriptive analysis of interview responses and Soft System Methodology (SSM) to devise the public policy development process model. SEM structural equation test provides the correlation of (i) able people to thinking-again, (ii) agile process to thinking-ahead, (iii) agile process to thinking-across, (iv) thinking-again to thinking-across, and (v) thinking-again to thinking-ahead. Conceptual development model using qualitative SSM suggests complementary relations to SEM structural equation test, where dynamic capabilities are concentrated in the thinking-again aspect whereas thinking-ahead and thinking-across are concentrated in the initiative of Jembrana Regent. The qualitative-descriptive analysis suggests that the behaviour of the Jembrana Regency governance reflects the skills of developing dynamic capabilities: thinking ahead, thinking again, and thinking across.
The Effects of Bureaucracy Internal Politics towards Citizen Satisfaction Lanin, Dasman
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The contradiction between the point of view of organization-internal political games in bureaucracy and professional behaviour of bureaucrats has been a general issue of public service in Indonesian local government. Some researchers, as Mintzberg, have viewed organization-internal politics games in a bureaucracy as a certainty. Organization-internal politics has naturally existed in an organization with its positive impacts. The political games phenomena in a government bureaucracy could be a mechanism of dynamic changes of a status-quo. Meanwhile, some researchers have viewed that professional bureaucracy should be free from political party interests and cliques. In other words, they should be neutral and fair toward citizen in their services. The problem is whether this organization-internal politics can be a significant influence as a drive or determinant factor for citizen satisfaction with local government service. This article tries to reveal the influence of internal politics bureaucracy towards citizen satisfaction, in an effort to test the two variables in providing the basic needs of citizens. Quantitative approach is used in this study. The findings of this study indicate that the two variables were negatively correlated. Therefore, organization-internal politics could be an absolute predictor that has to be considered to citizen satisfaction with local government service as an outcome of service and democratic accountability of local public service provider.
Ownership Structure and Performance of Public Companies Listed in the Indonesian Stock Exchange Wasef, Raden Mouna; Kusumastuti, Retno
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The aim of this study is to find out if the concentration of the biggest shareholder, the control rights and the ratio of cash flow rights-control rights of the controlling shareholders contributed to profitability. This study uses purposive sampling technique in collecting the data and linear panel regression in analysing the panel data. The result of this study shows that the ownership concentration of the biggest shareholders has positive impact to company profitability as big shareholders have bigger incentive and thus better chance to do supervision upon the management. The study also found that the control rights concentration of controlling shareholders have negative effect to profitability since more concentrated power of the controlling shareholders made the shareholders position stronger and may incline them to gain individual profit which in turn will reduce the company’s profit. On the contrary, higher ratio of cash flow rights to-control rights contributed positively to profitability because higher cash flow rights will tend to prevent the controlling shareholders from expropriating the company’s assets.
The Strategies of the Company to Step in The Fuel Business in Indonesia Taha, Richard Yauri
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The Law No. 22 of 2001 provides opportunities for private companies to step in the fuel business. PT. AKR Corporindo Tbk sees the fuel business in Indonesia as an opportunity based on the available resources. The purpose of this research is to analyze the company’s strategies to take the opportunity of stepping in the fuel business in Indonesia, using the approaches of entrepreneur school, creative destruction, and innovation analysis. This research is descriptive and uses qualitative approach. The data were collected through observation, literary study, and in-depth interviews. The result of this research shows that AKR Corporindo Tbk has taken benefit of stepping in the fuel business in Indonesia. This research reveals the fuel business in Indonesia as well as decision making in the business strategies.
Entrepreneurial Skills and Characteristics Analysis on the Graduates of the Department of Administrative Sciences, FISIP Universitas Indonesia Fitriati, Rachma; Hermiati, Tutie
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This research aims to study the skills and characteristics (attributes) of entrepreneurship required of the graduates of the Department of Administration Science, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Universitas Indonesia. This research used a quantitative approach; the data collection techniques are questionnaires and in-depth interviews. The results show that each study program in the Department of Administration Science needs to acquire entrepreneurial skills and characteristics. This research suggests that the lecture material provision be equipped with entrepreneurial skills and characteristics in order that the graduates of Administration Science Department have added value in the labor market. Entrepreneurship becomes an interesting study, especially since it is closely related to the concept of building entrepreneurial process, required of the graduates of the Department.
Policy Review on Restaurant Taxes Levied on Warung Tegal in DKI Jakarta Sukmana, Arifin
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The study analyzes the restaurant tax levied on Warung Tegal1 in DKI Jakarta and provides solutions for such. Descriptive-qualitative approach (Creswell, 2009) is used, employing both interview and library research. Results suggest that restaurants of every type, including Warung Tegal, have been taxed since 2003. The controversy was caused by negligence of excise officers in socializing the law and blow-ups by the media. The feared concomitant problems of the policy enactment are: revenue threshold exempted from the taxes is too low and the collection system is inefficient. The solutions proposed are raising the threshold and implementing the official assessment system to assess the amount of accrued taxes. Keywords: restaurant tax, warung tegal

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