The Construction of Entrepreneurial Accounting: Evidence from Indonesia

Hanif, HI (2019) The Construction of Entrepreneurial Accounting: Evidence from Indonesia. Global Academy of Training and Research.

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ABSTRACT Objective - This research aims to identify a cultural theme embedded in entrepreneurial accounting and construct the form of entrepreneurial accounting. Methodology/Technique – A cognitive anthropology method is employed in this research to investigate the cultural atmosphere of entrepreneurial accounting. This is achieved by conceiving the atmosphere into informants’ (owner/entrepreneur-director) mind-set. The research was conducted at various Padang restaurants in Jakarta, Indonesia, that were classified into four groups based on their size and level of complexity. Finding and Novelty - Firstly, a number of cultural themes of entrepreneurial accounting are revealed among the four Padang restaurant groups. There are four similar cultural themes: (a) business process turbulence; (b) togetherness intensity; (c) informal control processes; and (d) formal control processes. Despite the fact that all of the restaurants have similar cultural themes, the elements embedded in each theme are different and require certain adjustments in the design of entrepreneurial accounting based on a profit sharing system. Secondly, a construction of entrepreneurial accounting coloured with a unique socio-cultural background was also discovered. This construction enables owner/entrepreneur-directors to execute work programs with a view to achieving the company’s goal to enhance performance, either financially or non-financially. Type of Paper: Empirical. Keywords: Socio-Culture; Performance; Entrepreneurial Accounting; Control; Cognitive Anthropology. Reference to this paper should be made as follows: Hanif, H.; Rakhman, A.; Nurkholis, M. 2019. The Construction of Entrepreneurial Accounting: Evidence from Indonesia, Global J. Bus. Soc. Sci. Review 7 (2): 104 – 117 https://doi.org/10.35609/gjbssr.2019.7.2(1) JEL Classification: M41, M49

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