Author Guidelines
ABSTRACT
Abstrack is created in 2 (two) languages: English and Indonesian. Starting with the word ABSTRACT with Times New Roman font 11 pt, bold. The description on ABSTRACT uses Times New Roman 11pt, 1spasi. Abstract length maximum 200 words and explain the contents of the article in a concise but clear. The abstract is written in 1 (one) paragraph and ends with a keyword containing 5-6 keywords.
PRELIMINARY
For writing the contents of the article, this template should be used for ease in setting the journal layout . If the authors follow the rules in this writing well then printing the journal becomes faster. The editor will only fill in the page number and headings for each issue / volume. There are five sections in each article, namely INTRODUCTION, REFERENCES, METHODS, RESULTS AND DISCUSSION, and CLOSING (CONCLUSIONS AND Suggestions)
LITERATURE REVIEW
Page Size. The manuscript is written on A4 paper (21 cm x 29.7 cm), with mirror margins above 30 mm, bottom 25 mm, left ( inside ) 25 mm and right ( outside ) 20 mm. The contents of the paper are written with Times New Roman letter size 12pt with distance of 1 spas, and typed using MS word. Number of pages of 15 - 30 pages.
Article Title and Author Name . The artkel title is written in the middle using the letters of times new roman 12 pt bold. All author names are mentioned without title, 12 pt, bold, separated by commas, for the latter writer separated by the word "and". The author's institution is written completely with the letters of times new roman 12 pt bold. The author's email address is written in full, Time New Roman, italic, 11 pt.
Abstract Writing . Every. Each paper should start with an abstract with a maximum length of 200 words and followed by a keyword. Abstracts are written in English and Indonesian. The abstract should be a concise statement of the problems, approaches, research results, and conclusions. Abstract contents include: background, purpose, method used, results and conclusions.
METHOD
Script Content. The manuscript can be written in both Indonesian and English. The writing in the main description using Times New Roman font size 12 pt, justified, 1 space. Authors are allowed to use other types of letters for special purposes such as to distinguish the source code of a computer program. The paragraph format is justified and in a single page is attempted flat top and bottom, so that the rest of the spaces can be set by the author. Paragraph replacement is spaced 1 spaced.
Sub section . The title of the subsection is written in Times New Roman letters 12 pt, bold and written with a sentence case model (capital letters only at the beginning).
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Tables and Drawings. Tables and pictures are placed in the middle of the page. Table titles are written on top of the table, as the title of the image is below the picture, both of which are Times New Roman letters 12 pt. Letters on the table may use Times New Roman 10pt or 11pt, 1spasi. The table is simply described, and not a chessboard. Tables and pictures are placed as close as the first time reference. Generally Tables and Images are placed after being mentioned in the description of the manuscript. Numbering Tables and Drawings sorted from number 1 and so on. Examples of tables can be seen in Table 1. The letters for description on the image should be large enough and clear so that it is easy to read.
Table 1. Realized Local Revenue (PAD), Profit and Non-Tax Revenue Fund (DBH) General Allocation Fund (DAU) and Capital Expenditure (BM) in DKI Jakarta Province
Year 1992-2002
FISCAL YEAR | PAD | DBH | DAU | BM |
1992 | 975.719.436.000 | 102,273,991,000 | 59,662,421,000 | 1.465.474.596.000 |
1993 | 1,068,924,609,000 | 164.179.000.000 | 273.359.672.000 | 1.476.521.283.000 |
1994 | 1.337.993.453.000 | 219,374,863,000 | 87.336.990.000 | 1,353,927,000,000 |
1995 | 1,441,579,407,000 | 226,574,379,000 | 289,286,716,000 | 2,404,720,799,000 |
1996 | 1,826,278,802,000 | 387.600.939.000 | 84,977,068,000 | 2,835,833,821,000 |
1997 | 1,848,561,834,000 | 412.590.137.000 | 91,911,605,000 | 2,981,385,635,000 |
1998 | 1.225.922.100.000 | 746.636.900.000 | 601.405.200.000 | 4,345,497,200,000 |
1999 | 1,692,919,400,000 | 830.406.300.000 | 729.497.100.000 | 3,434,601,100,000 |
2000 | 1,729,438,700,000 | 873.530.300.000 | 684.496.100.000 | 4,894,480,900,000 |
2001 | 3,644,150,800,000 | 20,008,000,000 | 60.346.000.000 | 2,194,883,120,535 |
2002 | 9.736.673.547.000 | 3.002.623.800.000 | 781,802,800,000 | 3,626,023,327,000 |
Source: (Provincial Government of DKI Jakarta)
Figure 1.Framework for Thinking
COVER
Each ARTICLE is closed with conclusions and suggestions that summarize the results of the written articles.
Conclusion . The conclusion contains answers to the research problems that have been described in the introduction section.
Suggestions . Suggestion contains the author's proposal to the parties relating to the research topic.
REFERENCES
The list of references is displayed at the end of the article and sorted alphabetically from the author's last name (Author-1). The next typing (author-2 and / or Author-3) does not start from the last name. The letter used Times New Roman 12pt, with an 8mm hanging format , like the example pad below. The text or phrase in the subject of reference to the reference is indicated by the last name of the author.
Reference libraries should be material that is publicly available and / or accessible to information by the public. The order of writing the bibliography is as follows.
For books
- Author names (all author names)
- Year of publication in parentheses
- Title (printed italic for the book) and edition if any
- Publisher Name
- Place of publication
For the journal
- Author names (all author names)
- Year of publication in parentheses
- "Title" (in quotes)
- The name of the journal (italuc )
- Volume and journal number
- Page number
For writing in the journal, the name of the journal is italic , while for the book, the title of the book is printed italic . Notice the example below :
Akbar, T and Irwandi, S, A. (2014) "Participation in Setting Corporate Goals as Predictors' Variables to Managerial Performance", Multiparadigm Accounting Journal . ISSN 2086-7603, Vol 5, No.2, Page 170-344.
Irwandi, S, A and Akbar, T. (2014) "Goal-setting participation as strategic measurement performance for enhancing managerial performance through procedural fairness and Goal Commitment", Journal of Economics, Business, and Accountancy Ventura. ISSN 2087-3735, Vol. 17, No. 3.pages 353-364.
Utami, W., Priantara, D., Manshur T. (2011) "Professional Accounting Education in Indonesia: Evidence on Competence and Professional Commitment", Asian Jounal of Business and Accounting , ISSN 1984-4064, Vol 4 (2), 93 -118.
Beams, Floyd A., Anthony, Joseph H., Bettinghaus B., Smith, Kenneth A., (2015) Advanced Accounting. London: Pearson Education.
Script Delivery
The manuscript submitted to Editor Journal of Accounting and Business Studies "TEKUN" with the address: Graduate Program Campus Menteng (4th floor) Mercu Buana University, Jl. Menteng Raya No. 29, Central Jakarta 10340 Tel. (021) 31935454 Fax. (021) 31934474. Email. (( [email protected] ) Website ( http://www.tekun.mercubuana.ac.id )
