The purpose of this study are (1) to analyze the impact of non-cash payment systems on MSMEs sales, (2) to analyze the expectations of MSMEs related to non-cash payment systems, (3) to analyze whether non-cash transactions can facilitate the recording of MSME accounting. Data was obtained through a survey of 10 MSME owners of the food and beverage sector in West Jakarta. The analysis technique is descriptive qualitative. The results showed that most MSMEs felt the positive impact of non-cash payment system that (1) could increase sales by around 10% -20% because of the offered cashback, (2) had no trouble finding change money, (3) avoiding debt by buyers because there is a pay later facility, (4) safe because they don't hold large amounts of cash. Obstacles felt by MSMEs are (1) absence of bank accounts, (2) there is an error in the network and the transfer of the results of sales transactions to MSME banks that are late. MSMEs also feel the positive impact of the non-cash payment system on their accounting records. This helps them record sales transactions whose reports are sent via e-mail. It can also avoid corruption or manipulation of sales results by its employees even though there are still MSMEs that make manual records to compare the results sent by financial technology companies with their records.
Задержка выплаты заработной платы как основание для привлечения работодателя к ответственностиДагестанский государственный университет; Россия, 367000, г. Махачкала, ул. М. Гаджиева, 43а;
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