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Title: Implementation of Shariah Accounting Theory in Shariah Value Added: A Theoretical Study
Authors: Nastiti, Ari Sita
Wardayati, Siti Maria
Keywords: Capitalist Economy
Islamic Theory
Islamic Value
Shariah Accounting
Shariah Enterprise Theory
Shariah Value Added
Issue Date: 23-Jan-2017
Abstract: Objective – This article is aimed to give an understanding related to the concept of Shariah Value Added (SVA) according to the ideas of several Shariah accounting researchers. Methodology/Technique – This research is written using a qualitative approach with the technique of literature study. Findings – The result shows that nowadays they're still found several weaknesses in SVA related to the definition which could possibly emerge the return of capitalism through ethics utilitarianism, the distribution of welfare is still focused on limited stakeholders and the difficulties of its application. Therefore, it needs deeper learning to find the appropriate formulation of Shariah Value Added, due to the fact that there are still a few researchers who are interested in the theoretical study of Shariah Accounting. Novelty – This article tries to give an understanding related to the concept of SVA from the theoretical study in order to be able to support the academicians to participate in deeper learning on SVA formulation which can be applied in a practical level but is still based on the Islamic values and shariah objective (maqasid al-Shari'ah 'ah). Type of Paper: Conceptual
Description: Global Journal of Business and Social Science Review, Volume 4(1), Oktober-Desember 2015
URI: http://repository.unej.ac.id/handle/123456789/79063
ISSN: 2289-8506
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