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Journal of Strategic Behaviour Accounting (JSBA)
ISSN : 31093647     EISSN : 31093647     DOI : https://doi.org/10.26740/jsba.v1i01
Core Subject : Economy, Science,
Journal of Strategic Behavior Accounting (JSBA) focuses on advancing scholarly understanding of how accounting shapes, influences, and interacts with strategic behavior within organizations. The journal aims to provide a platform for high‑quality empirical, conceptual, and case‑based research that explores the behavioral, strategic, technological, and organizational dimensions of accounting practices. The journal welcomes contributions in the following areas: Strategic and Behavioral Accounting — studies on how accounting information affects decision‑making, motivation, incentives, and organizational behavior. Strategic Management Accounting — research on the use of accounting information for competitive strategy, performance improvement, and long‑term planning. Organizational Control Systems — analyses of control mechanisms, governance structures, performance measurement, and accountability systems. Accounting Information Systems — investigations into digital systems, data analytics, and technology‑enabled accounting processes. Digital Transformation in Accounting — research on automation, digital tools, and emerging technologies shaping accounting practices. Ethics, Governance, and ESG‑related Behavior — studies on ethical decision‑making, sustainability reporting, participation, and cross‑cultural perspectives in accounting. Interdisciplinary Accounting Research — work connecting accounting with psychology, management, sociology, public policy, and other relevant fields. JSBA serves as a scholarly hub for academics, practitioners, researchers, and students to disseminate innovative insights that contribute to the development of accounting knowledge and organizational performance at both local and global levels.
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Integrating SIAPIK and Coretax: A One-Click Tax Reporting Solution for Indonesian Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises Yeremia Andrew Sutanto; Daniel Alexander Sun; Yudha Rohimon
Journal of Strategic Behaviour Accounting Vol. 2 No. 01 (2026): July 2026
Publisher : Kampus 5 Universitas Negeri Surabaya

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Abstract

The Financial Bookkeeping Information System Application (SIAPIK), developed by Bank Indonesia, is a crucial free instrument for digitalizing the SAK EMKM-based financial recordkeeping of micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs). However, the platform still operates in isolation from the national tax ecosystem, forcing users into manual double data entry when transitioning to the Core Tax Administration System (Coretax), effective since 1 January 2025. This study aims to design a conceptual proposal for an “Export to Coretax” feature within the SIAPIK application as a free, accessible, and secure one-click reporting integration solution for MSMEs. A qualitative approach combining library research and gap analysis was used to examine the data compatibility of both platforms. The findings reveal a syntactic interoperability gap: SIAPIK's financial reports are produced as flat tables (Excel/CSV), whereas Coretax requires Extensible Markup Language (XML) format. As a solution, this study formulates an architectural design for an “Export to Coretax” add-on embedded in SIAPIK's reporting menu. The module integrates a 0.5% Final Income Tax calculator with an automatic, client-side XML conversion algorithm built on consent-based integration. The study concludes that this proposed feature can shorten the bureaucratic reporting chain and minimize compliance costs. Its practical implication offers a strategic recommendation for Bank Indonesia to expand SIAPIK's functionality into a comprehensive digital financial infrastructure for MSMEs, thereby strengthening voluntary taxpayer compliance.

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