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TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Vice President of the DKI Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Jakarta, Sarman Simanjorang, urged the government to create simple accounting standards for business, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). He said that one of the obstacles of SMEs to increase the clbad is the poor knowledge of management.
"Especially when it comes to accounting, the difficulty of accessing bank proposals, to make cash flow. In SMEs, between personal money and business money was sometimes mixed," Sarman said at the time. Ibis Harmoni Hotel, Jakarta, Wednesday, June 27, 2018.
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In addition to management knowledge, Sarman said UMKM is also poor access to the latest technology. In fact, the business world is now starting to enter the era of e-commerce. If the quality is not increased, he worries that the business players in Indonesia are only spectators and that Indonesia is always flooded with foreign products.
"So the government should focus on guidance and empowerment so that 59 million SMEs can go to clbad so that they can become tax payers," Sarman said.
The president of the Indonesian SME Association, Ikhsan Ingratubun, also complained of the rules that require the authors of MSMEs to do the accounting.
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"Boro-Boro Bookkeeping Report, for micro and small businesses gratitude if it has a record," said Ikhsan. Bookkeeping is also feared to increase contractors' expenses, with the cost of accounting and the fees of tax consultants.
The director of the General Directorate of Taxation, Services and Public Relations, Hestu Yoga Saksama, said that he was considering the existence of accounting standards for MSMEs. "We will surely formulate things like that," he said.
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According to Hestu, build a taxpayer, one of them SMEs, also a duty of the General Directorate of Taxes. Including, to perform tax obligations, including good accounting.
"In fact, we have an application for recording, please use it," Hestu said.
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