Ak-05 Regional Government Accounting for Districts and Villages (Theory & Cases)
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Local Government Accounting, Government Accounting, AccountancySynopsis
The Regional Government Accounting course is a lesson that discusses recording and bookkeeping systems created for the state. The state does not expect profits, so the bookkeeping system is different from conventional accounting in general. The Regional Government Accounting course is a basic course for several courses related to government accounting. This course is a mandatory course within the scope of competencies given in the fourth semester of the Applied Financial Accounting Undergraduate Study Program.
The Regional Government Accounting course will equip students with historical concepts, understanding, legal basis for regional government accounting, state finance, APBD and APBN, the position of financial accounting in accounting management, and completion of financial reports in SKPD and PPKD. The form of learning is carried out using presentation methods, independent assignments and structured assignments, Case method & Project Base Learning (PBL) is also given in the form of case studies and field trips, with the aim that students can fulfill course competencies. The existence of the Regional Government Accounting course is intended so that students can fulfill their competencies in accordance with the learning outcomes of graduates in one study program.
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