Case Study as a Choice in Qualitative Methodology

Njie, Baboucarr; Asimiran, Soaib

doi:10.9790/7388-04313540

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“…Baxter et al (2008) revealed that by using this type of case study, all conclusions will be translated into description forms that are associated with theory and findings [13]. Njie and Asimiran (2014) consider that an important interest in qualitative case study research is the expression of meaning in the nature of reality as understood and interpreted by people, namely through a tax review in evaluating taxpayers compliance in this study [14]. In qualitative research, there is no certain way in conducting analysis [15].…”

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Income Tax and VAT Review as Evaluation of Tax Obligations

Sanjaya¹,

Darmayasa²,

Mandia³

2020

JASAFINT

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This research aims to provide a further understanding on the matter of (1) the condition of tax compliance of income tax and VAT on foreign services, (2) contingent liabilities arising after a review of tax obligations. The data used in this research are primary data such as interviews about the general description of the company and tax obligations, while secondary data in the form of general ledgers, commercial financial reports, reported tax return and other tax supporting documents. The method used for this research is qualitative method as a case study. The tax review performed is a review of the income tax article 21, income tax article 23, income tax article 4 paragraph 2, income tax article 26, corporate income tax and VAT on foreign services. The conclusion of this research are (1) the condition of tax compliance on PT BCL was still classified as under comply both in accordance with national and international assessment standards; (2) contingent liabilities arise marked by a discrepancy between the value of the reported tax object and the value of the tax object based on the review until the delay in payment and reporting tax obligations.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Income Tax and VAT Review as Evaluation of Tax Obligations

Sanjaya¹,

Darmayasa²,

Mandia³

2020

JASAFINT

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“…Case study questions, or the questions that the case study researcher needs to keep in mind when collecting data. The researchers pointed out that there are different sources to collecting data, which are: Interview; Documents; Direct observations [5] [22] [23] [24]. While, Yin [18], has identified six methods of data collection for the case study, these six sources are: Documentation, Archival records, Focus group interviews, Direct observation, Participant observation, Physical Artifacts.…”

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An Overview of Research Methodology in Information System (IS)

Kilani¹,

Kobziev²

2016

OALib

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Research methodology in a research study is considered as an important element, and therefore determining the method of research methodology is a very important section in the study. Research methodology is useful to establish the structure of research, such as strategy, approach, research philosophy, and components of the methodology. This paper aims to give and clarify the components of research methodology in Information System (IS), and highlight the differences between qualitative approach and quantitative approach, as well as justification for use of the case study in Information System (IS). Subject AreasComputer Engineering

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“…An intrinsic qualitative case study which focuses on an individual, a unit or an institution and builds on the lived experiences of the unit/institution or the members making up the group (Stake 1995), was adopted to explore the lived experiences (Creswell 2014;Stake 1995Stake , 2010 of extension services in the rural AND in Ghana. The adopted approach was useful as this study sought to have a better understanding of extension services and climate change adaptation in the district (Njie and Asimiran 2014). Again, the intrinsic case study allowed for an in-depth information from the natural setting of extension providers and smallholder farmers (Creswell 2014;Yin 2004).…”

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Helping the Helpless: Contribution of Rural Extension Services to Smallholder Farmers’ Climate Change Adaptive Capacity and Adaptation in Rural Ghana

Asare‐Nuamah

Botchway

Onumah

2019

International Journal of Rural Management

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While there is no doubt that extension services play an active role in promoting smallholder farmers’ adaptive capacity and adaptation to climate change, there is a dearth of information and research on how this institution champions climate change adaptation in rural farming communities in Ghana. This study employed a qualitative case study design and interviewed 15 extension officers and 26 smallholder farmers to understand how extension services enhance smallholder farmers’ climate change adaptive capacity and adaptation in the rural Adansi North District in Ghana. The findings indicate that extension services adopt multiple strategies to build the adaptive capacity of farmers to climate change. Through the transfer of skills and knowledge, technology and innovations, supply of inputs, technical advice and liaison role with existing local institutions, farmers are able to adapt to climate change. The study further revealed that extension services are hindered by geographical, sociocultural and economic challenges which affect their alignment and fitness to effectively assist smallholder farmers. The study recommends strengthening the capacity of the extension institution. Moreover, more experts must be trained to provide special, targeted and important services to smallholder farmers in respect of climate change sensitization and adaptation.

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Case Study as a Choice in Qualitative Methodology

Cited by 82 publications

References 8 publications

Income Tax and VAT Review as Evaluation of Tax Obligations

Income Tax and VAT Review as Evaluation of Tax Obligations

An Overview of Research Methodology in Information System (IS)

Helping the Helpless: Contribution of Rural Extension Services to Smallholder Farmers’ Climate Change Adaptive Capacity and Adaptation in Rural Ghana

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