About the Journal

Journal Insight

Journal title Journal of Accounting and Financial Technology
Initials jastei
Publisher Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Ekonomi Indonesia Jakarta
Frequency Two issues per year (April & October)
DOI prefix 10.36406/jastei
Print ISSN 2442-4072
Online ISSN  
Editor-in-chief Dr. Uun Sunarsih
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Focus and scope

Journal of Accounting and Financial Technology aims to publish original scholarly work in accounting and financial topics. The journal welcomes original research papers that utilize various empirical methods, including archival studies, case studies, experimental research, field studies, surveys, and more. It also invites analytical modeling, frameworks, thought pieces, substantive review articles, and shorter contributions such as comments or research notes, all subject to peer review.

The journal provides a national and international platform for disseminating original scholarly contributions from any relevant discipline. The goal is to explore and present novel implications for management and accounting practices and systems used in organizations worldwide. The scope of Jurnal Akuntansi STEI includes, yet is not limited to:

  • Accounting information system
  • Asset pricing
  • Auditing and financial accounting
  • Behavioral accounting and finance
  • Corporate finance and governance
  • Digital accounting and finance
  • Financial markets and institutions
  • International accounting and finance
  • Islamic accounting and finance
  • Management accounting
  • Public sector accounting
  • Taxation

Priority topic areas:

The Jurnal Akuntansi STEI prioritizes a range of critical areas for research and commentary, reflecting the evolving landscape of accounting and finance. The priority areas include:

  • Descriptive Data and Commentary on Accounting Standards: Research that addresses the agenda for setting accounting standards and its implications.
  • Changes to Laws and Regulations: Analysis of how recent changes in laws and regulations impact businesses and their accounting practices.
  • Dealing with Regulators: Insights into the interactions between businesses and regulatory bodies.
  • Reporting for the Future: Focus on issues related to climate change, sustainability, and the natural environment in accounting practices.
  • UN Sustainable Development Goals: Research that aligns accounting and finance practices with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals.
  • Auditing for the Future: Innovations and trends in auditing practices that address future challenges.
  • Accounting Education: Exploration of the needs and trends in accounting education to prepare future professionals.
  • Future of the Profession: Discussions on the evolution of the accounting profession, including both academic and professional practitioners.
  • Taxation Policy and Outcomes: Examination of taxation policies and their effects on businesses and the economy.
  • Forensic Accounting: Research focused on forensic accounting practices and their applications.
  • Fraud Identification and Detection: Studies on methods and technologies for identifying and detecting fraud.
  • Corporate and Behavioral Governance: Insights into governance structures and their impact on corporate behavior.
  • Technology Affecting Accounting: Analysis of how technological advancements are transforming accounting practices.
  • Alternative Reporting Formats: Exploration of non-traditional reporting formats and their implications for stakeholders.
  • Integrated Reporting: Research on integrated reporting practices that combine financial and non-financial information.
  • Accounting and E-Business: Studies on the intersection of accounting practices and e-business models.
  • Non-Financial Reporting: Examination of the importance and methods of non-financial reporting.
  • Non-Financial Performance Measurement and Reporting: Research on metrics and reporting practices for non-financial performance.
  • Corporate Governance: Insights into corporate governance practices and their effectiveness.
  • Business Ethics and Corporate Culture: Exploration of ethical practices and corporate culture in accounting.
  • Financial Reporting Quality: Studies focused on the quality of financial reporting and its implications for stakeholders.

By focusing on these priority areas, the Jurnal Akuntansi STEI aims to foster impactful research that addresses contemporary challenges and opportunities in the accounting and finance sectors.

Subject Area

  • Accounting
  • Business, Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)

 

Publisher:
Sekolah Tinggi Ilmu Ekonomi Indonesia Jakarta
Department of Publication and Publishing.

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