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Journal of Universal Studies Volume 3 Number 2, February, 2023 p- ISSN 2775-3735- e-ISSN 2775-3727 |
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THE INFLUENCE OF COMPUTER SELF-EFFICACY, TAXATION KNOWLEDGE AND
MODERNIZATION OF THE TAX SYSTEM ON THE USE OF TAX E-SYSTEMS FOR MSMEs DURING
THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC |
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Licke Bieattant, Ika Wahyuni, Aprilia Putri Andriani Universitas Trisakti,
Indonesia |
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ABSTRACT |
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The
purpose of this study was to analyze the effect of computer self-efficacy,
tax knowledge and modernization of the tax administration system on the use
of the e-Taxation System in the utilization of the Covid 19 Pandemic Tax
Incentive for UMKM Taxpayers in DKI Jakarta. This study uses quantitative
research methods. Based on data analysis, it is known that the value of countable,
this proves that computer self-efficacy, Tax Knowledge and Modernization of
the tax administration system have a positive effect on the use of the
e-Taxation System in the utilization of Covid 19 Pandemic Tax Incentives for
UMKM Taxpayers. This shows that computer self-efficacy, knowledge of taxation
and modernization of the tax administration system have a positive influence
in its implementation, where the implementation of a transparent and
accountable tax administration system, mastery of comprehensive tax knowledge
as well as everyone's expertise and curiosity about the E-Taxation System
Application Program by the government in simplifying the implementation of
tax obligations. With the improvement of the tax administration system,
knowledge and ability of a person in mastering computers, the higher the
curiosity of a person�
to use the e-Taxation System in the use of Tax Incentives for
UMKM Taxpayers affected by the Covid 19 Pandemic.� |
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KEYWORDS |
computer
self-efficacy, Tax Knowledge, Modernization of the tax administration system,
use of the e-Taxation System |
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INTRODUCTION
In Indonesia, President Joko Widodo has officially
designated Covid-19 as a non-natural national disaster.� This determination is stated through the
Presidential Decree of the Republic of Indonesia No. 12 of 2020 (Presidential
Decree No. 12 of 2020) (M. L. Ghozali, 2011). This presidential decree stipulates
the implementation of covid-19 mitigation. At the time of the establishment of
the Covid-19 Pandemic as a National Disaster on April 13, 2020, the map of the
distribution of Covid-19 in Indonesia which has been confirmed positive is
4,557 cases which are not only centralized in Jakarta and until now the covid
19 distribution map as of September 30, 2020 is 287,008 Positive confirmed cases, 214,947 declared Cured and 10.740 deaths.
Of these, 73,736 Positive Cases are dominated in the DKI Jakarta area (I.
Ghozali, 2016).
The Covid-19 pandemic, which is still spreading, has
resulted in a significant evaluation and deregulation of the national economy (Hartati, 2015). One of the pillars of the national
economy is in the tax revenue sector. The role of a fast-growing and dynamic
society must be utilized, namely in the context of accelerating health recovery
and national economic recovery. Before the Pandemic and during the Covid-19
Pandemic, the role of the community as taxpayers was an important role as a
form of participation in national development. and sources of funding what is
accepted by the state must be managed with high discretion and allocated for
the welfare of the people, especially in order to mitigate the impact of the
Covid pandemic
19. Next .ini be Recapitulation
Acceptance Country Year 2019 (Kabir
et al., 2017).
Figure
1 Recapitulation of the 2016-2019 State Budget
Source: Financial Memorandum of the 2019 State Budget
When viewed from Figure 1, the
trend of state revenue from 2016 to 2019 has increased every year, this is
supported by the trend of tax revenue which also continues to increase every
year, the increase in 2019 is amounting to
237.9 trillion rupiah or an increase of 15.3% compared to 2018, or an
increase� of 15.3% (Yarangga,
2022). �
One of the components of society that acts as a taxpayer
is MSME Business Actors where as many as 2.3 million MSME actors are registered
as Taxpayers or approximate-ly 3.6% of Tota l 64.1 Million MSME actors registered with the
Ministry of MSMEs in 2018. However, MSMEs that have been supporting the
national economy and have proven to contribute approximately"
approximately 60% of Indonesia's GDP and are considered "Resilient
Businesses" when Indonesia's economy experiences Turbulansi
in 2018, but during the Covid-19 Pandemic, MSME Business� Actors were the most affect-ed (Febryanti
& Linawati, 2020).
�Comprehensive
Impact of Determining the Covid 19�
Pandemic as a National� Disas-ter, through the�
Covid 19 Prevention and Spread Policy, namely the PSBB and Social
Distancing� Programs, MSME Actors who are
the hardest hit and affected by the Policy This is Where the PSBB and Social
Distancing Program resulted in 68% - De-creased SalesTurnover,
12% - Capital Difficulties, 10%- Distribusi Hampered
- Due to� Insufficient Transportation
Facilities� available for� Distributing Product Sales, 6 %- Raw Material
Difficulties � Suppliers Unable� to� support Production� needs, 4% � Produc-tion
Hampered � Ability to Cover Production Costs�
(Labor� Costs), scarcity of
raw� mate-rials (Kemalaningrum
& Octaviani, 2020).
��� And the peak of
these conditions is the weakening of the economic and financial conditions of
MSME players, this makes them have to cut business costs in order to survive
where the method one of them is the Ministerof
Manpower by laying off� / being laid off (Kusuma,
2018).
�This condition is
responded quickly by the DGT through Government Strategies and Policies in� order to Mitigate Economic� Impacts and Accelerate� National Economic Re-covery,
namely through the� Fiscal Policy Funnel
yang in� Regulation in PMK 23 of 2020
changes to� PMK 44 of� 2020 concerning tax incentives for taxpayers
affected by the coronavirus outbreak.�
However, the use of this tax incentive has a number of
conditions that must be met by taxpayers, one of the main is that tax incentives
can only be utilized through the E Tax System��
namely the DGT Online Application (Official Portal� of�
the Director General of Taxes).
The Directorate General of Taxes
synergizes between tax incentive policies for tax-payers affected by the coronavirus
outbreak by improving Good Governance and excel-lent service (Service)
Excellent) in the management of tax administration. One form of this effort is
to modernize the tax administration system, one of the real forms is the
Information Technology-based Application Program which has been has been
carried out by the Director General of Taxes, namely the DGT Online Application
which is a means for Taxpayers to carry out Tax Obligations and Utilization of
other Tax Facilities. Tax Modernization also applies technology information
that continues to update tax services in the form of online payments, e-SPT,
e-Filing, eForm, e-registration and information systems of the Directorate
General of Taxes.
The following is a table of the development of the number
of submissions of e-filling tax returns, e-forms, e-SPT� �based on national data, namely:
Table 1
The Development of the Number of e-Filling
Submissions Nationwide
Year 2016- 2019
Indicators |
SPT Through DGT Online (e-filling) |
Manual Tax Return |
2016 |
17.207.34 |
17.919.891 |
2017 |
19.606.232 |
15.179.738 |
2018 |
21.749.347 |
3.953.281 |
2019 |
10,600.000 |
798.475 |
Source: Directorate
of Tax Data and Information, DGT, 2020
From table 1, it can
be seen that the decrease in the realization of the delivery of the number of
tax returns received by the Director General of Taxes this year is inseparable
from the impact of the spread of the Covid Pandemic 19.
� This is seen from the policy previously
issued by the Director General of Taxes which provides a number of tax
relaxations and incentives to taxpayers.
Apart from the impact
of the Covid-19 Pandemic, the phenomenon that occurs in society is still many taxpayers
who are negligent in carrying out their tax obligations. This is evidenced by
the still not achieving the national tax revenue target.
�The following is a recapitulation of targets
and realization of tax revenues for 2015 � 2019:
Table 2
Recapitulation of targets and
realization of Tax Revenues for 2015 � 2019 (Trillion Rupiah)
Year |
Target |
Realization |
Achievement Ratio (%) |
2015 |
1.294, 26 |
1.060,83 |
81,60% |
2016 |
1.355,20 |
1.105,73 |
81,59% |
2017 |
1.283,57 |
1.151,03 |
89.67% |
2018 |
1.424,00 |
1.315,15 |
92.24% |
2019 |
1.577,56 |
1.332,66 |
84,48% |
Source: Director General of Taxes, 2020
Judging from table 2,
it shows that the achievement of tax revenue only reached 84.48% in 2019, down
compared to 2018 of 92.24% although the achievement rate has decreased but in
terms of achievements. The nominal realization in 2019 increased by
approximately 17.16 trillion rupian compared to 2018.
�The phenomenon of not achieving the 2019
revenue target, indicates that there is a tax non-compliance that can be caused
by various facts, one of which is the Lack of Knowledge in the field of
Taxation and information technology, and lack of motivation from within the taxpayer for his ability (Computer
Self Efficacy) to take advantage of the use of information technology-based Tax
Applications to carry out their Tax Obligations. In addition to mitigating the
Economic Impact and Accelerating Na-tional Economic
Recovery, through various policies, the government, especially the Direc-tor General of Taxes, hopes that the public can take
a positive side with utilizing Infor-mation
Technology to maintain its Economic and Business Activities during the Covid 19
Pandemic.
The high need for
technology during the Covid-19 Pandemic has made many people start to study and
follow the development of information technology in order to follow the trends
that occur and also�� the many needs for
increasingly demanding technology (Darmayasa
& Setiawan, 2016).
By following and
learning from the development of information technology or com-puters, it will support a person's life to be more
effective and efficient in their activities. Today we can benefit from the
existence of a technology or computer in the fields of edu-cation,
industry, manufacturing, business, banking, military, engineering, science, medi-cine, government, entertainment, games and also the
field of criminality. The government in utilizing the development of
information technology or computers aims to strengthen the� relationship that occurs between
the� government and the community and
also pro-cess data or information aimed at� the�
benefit of society.
The following is
information technology user data� or internet� user data nationally, namely:
Figure 2 Technology
User Data Nationwide
Source: Survey Data of the Indonesian
Internet Service Providers Association, 2018
According to data from the Indonesian
Internet Service Providers Association (APJI, 2018) the percentage of internet
users in Indonesia in 2018 increased by 10.12% com-pared to the previous
year.� Internet users reached 171.17
million users out of a popu-lation of 264.16 million.
The growth of internet users from year to year cannot be sepa-rated
from many factors, especially the increase in telecommunications infrastructure
development (Chandra
& Rahmawati, 2016).
From the phenomenon of not achieving the 2019
revenue target and the projected tax�
revenue in 2020 which has decreased significantly due to the
Covid-19� Pandemic, making the� government, especially the director general
of taxes,� have to work atrictly maintaining the stability of� existing tax�
JIRIB compliance through fiscal policies due to the Covid 19 pandemic (Rahayu,
2013).
Lack of Knowledge in the field of Taxation
and information technology, and lack�
of� motivation from within
taxpayers� to take advantage of the use
of information technol-ogy-based� Tax Applications (e-System Taxation) to carry
out their Tax Obligations and so that during the current Covid-19 Pandemic,
taxpayers can take advantage of� tax
facilities and incentives provided by the Director General of Taxes in order to
mitigate the impact of� Pandemi Covid 19 through the means of the DGT Online
Application (e-System Taxation), especially for taxpayers of MSME Business� actors as an economic support national (Rahayu,
2012).
The phenomenon of the Covid-19 Pandemic that
has hit has a domino impact in various aspects, in this case one of which is
the taxation aspect, in order to mitigate the impact of the Covid 19 Pandemic,
especially for Taxpayer Actors MSMEs, innovations of the director general of
taxes through� modernization
of the Tax Administration System, one of which is through� the DGT Online Application (e-Pepajakan System) to�
help tax-payers to� can take
advantage of Tax Incentives. And to be able to take advantage of these Tax
Incentives, it requires the ability of taxpayers in the field of Information
Technology (computer�� self-efficacy) to
use the Applicationsi / Electronic Program pro-vided
by the Director General of Taxes which is certainly supported by knowledge in
the field of Taxation.
In accordance with the��
background and problems above, the objectives of this study are:
1. To analyze the effect of computer self-efficacy on the use of the Tax
e-System Ap-plication in the use of Covid-19 Pandemic Tax Incentives for MSME
Taxpayers.
2. To analyze the effect of Tax Knowledge on the use of the Tax e-System
Application in the use of Covid-19 Pandemic Tax Incentives for MSME Taxpayers.
3. To analyze the effect of modernizing the tax administration system on
the use of the Tax e-System Application in the use of Covid-19 Pandemic Tax
Incentives for MSME Taxpayers.
4. To analyze the influence of computer self-efficacy, Tax Knowledge and moderniza-tion of the tax administration system on the use
of the Tax e-System Application in the use of Covid-19 Pandemic Tax Incentives
for MSME Taxpayers.
RESEARCH
METHOD
The type of research used in this study is explanatory research, which� is in accord-ance with the purpose of this
study,� namely analyzing the influence partially and simul-taneously which includes Computer Self Efficacy, Tax Knowledge, Modernization of the Tax� Administration System for the Use of� Tax e-System�
in the use of� Tax Incentive Covid
Pandemic 19 (Sugiyono, 2019)
Data Collection Techniques
In this study, the data collection techniques used include questionnaire techniques by giving a set of questions or written statements to respondents for
answering� answer-sand to measure
respondents' opinions using a� likert
scale consisting of� five numbers, namely
from the number 5 for a strongly agreeing opinion (SS), the number 4 for� an opinion Agreeing� (S), number�
3 for� Disagree opinion (KS),
number 2 for Disagree opin-ion (TS) and number 1 for strongly disagree opinion
(STS) (Umar, 2011).�� �
Operational Definition of� Variables
The free variables� (X) used in this study are Computer Self
Efficacy, Taxation Knowledge� and
Modernization of the Tax Administration System.
1) Computer Self Efficacy
� Computer self-efficacy is one of� the�
internal� factors that reside in
the user or tax-payer.� Computer
self-efficacy is defined by Compeau and� Higgins
(1995) in Rustiana (2004:29) as
an� assessment of a person's� computer capabilities and expertise� to perform work related to� technology�
information.
According
to Compeau and Higgins (1995) there are three dimensions that affect CSE or
computer self-efficacy, namely :
a) Magnitude
b) Strength
c) Generalisability (Generalizabiliy)
2) Knowledge or understanding of� taxes
according to Siti Kurnia Rahayu (2013: 141), taxpayers must have, among others,
knowledge of� general provisions and� tax pro-cedures, the� tax system in Indonesia and the function of
taxation.
3) Modernization of the Tax Administration System
According
to (Sari, 2013) stated that the� modernization of the
tax� administra-tion system is as a user
of new tax facilities and infrastructure�
by utilizing the devel-opment of science and technology� . The spirit�
of� this modernization
program� is the implementation of good
governance, namely the implementation of a transpar-ent and� accountable tax administration system by
utilizing a reliable information technology system� and�
current.
According to (Sari, 2013) there are 4 dimensions of modernization of the tax administration system ,
namely:
a. Organizational Structure
b. Business Process and Information and Communication Technology
c. Human Resource Management
d. Implementation of Good Governance
The bound / dependent variable� in this study is the Use of E System
Taxation.� Ac-cording to �Siti Kurnia Rahayu (2017) E System Taxation is one of�
the� applications devel-oped
by� DGT�
in� order to� improve the quality of� service to taxpayers� in the field of tech-nology�� information and communication.
According to Haryadi (2009: 53) there are 2 dimensions of the Use of the E System of Taxa-tion
(e-filling), namely:
a. Broad availability and flexible access
b. Comprehensive security
Sample Collection� and Research
Techniques
The population in this study is DKI Jakarta Micro, Small Business actors� registered with the
Office of Cooperatives and SMEs in 2019, namely 62,929 units consisting of 5 Administrative Areas, namely Central Jakarta (6,322 Units), West Jakarta
(16,969 Units), East Jakarta (14,187 Units), North Jakarta (11,078 Units),
South Jakarta (13,780 Units) and Kepulauan Seribu (593 Units).� This study�
used Accidental Sampling.� The
sample in this study was� 368 using
the� Slovin formula.� The percentage of inaccuracy allowances� due to sampling errors� that�
can still be tolerated or desired in this study was 5%.
�This
study� uses� the Multiple Linear� Regression�
technique and the Coefficient of Determination by conducting an
Instrument Test and� Classical Assumption
Test� first so as to obtain a good� regression model.
RESULT
AND DISCUSSION
DATA ANALYSIS
The
result of data collection in the form of a successful questionnaire that was
qualified to be tested was 368 samples.
Partial Test ResultCoefficientsa
Type |
Unstandardized Coefficients |
Standardiz ed�� Coefficien Ts |
T |
Sig. |
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B |
Std .� Error |
Beta |
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1 |
(Constant) |
5,219 |
0,768 |
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6,798 |
0,000 |
Computer Self Efficacy |
0,262 |
0,056 |
0,259 |
4,685 |
0,000 |
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Tax Knowledge |
0,510 |
0,061 |
0,313 |
8,415 |
0,000 |
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System Modernization Tax Administration |
0,432 |
0,056 |
0,428 |
7,731 |
0,000 |
a.
Dependent
Variable: Use of e-System Taxation
Source: SPSS data version 24 (processed by the author)
Based on the table above, it can be obtained:
1. Thecalculated t value is 4.685 with a Sig value of 0.000. This
indicates that the calculated�t value is
greater than the table t of 1.966 and the Sig value is smaller than 0.05. This means
that there is a significant influence between the computer self-efficacy variable on the use of the Tax e-System in the Utilization of Covid
Pandemic Tax Incentives for MSME actors.
2. Thecalculated t value is 8.415 with a Sig value of 0.000. This
indicates that the calculated t value is greater than the table t of
1.966 and the Sig value is smaller than 0.05. This means that there is a
significant influence between the variables of Tax Knowledge on the use of the Perp invitation e-System in the
Utilization of Covid Pandemic Tax Incentives for MSME actors.
3. �The calculated t value is 7.731 with
a Sig value of 0.000.� It shows
that
thecalculated t value is greater than the
table t value of 1.966 and the Sig value is less than 0.05.� This means that there is a significant
influence between the variables of modernization of the tax administration
system on the use of the Tax e-System in the Utilization of Covid
Pandemic Tax� Incentives for MSME� actors.
1.
The Use of Computer Self Efficacy Against
the Use of e-System Taxation
From�� the results of� testing the hypothesis that the calculated
t� value of� 4.685 is greater than the table t� of 1.966 with a significant� 0.000 smaller than�� 0.05 which means that the�� hypothesis in�� the study�
this� is why� H1 is accepted, meaning that the influence� of��
computer�� self-efficacy� has a positive effect on the use of �e-Tax
System in the Utilization of�� Covid �19 �Pandemic Tax�
Incentives for� MSME players In the results of the �Computer Self Efficacy �research that affects the �e-System Taxation is� with the computer skills that everyone has
and the curiosity of� every community in
this case is� MSME actors� the�
program� carried out by the
government can make� it easier for
MSME� actors to use the �Tax
e-System �application in the
implementation of their tax rights and�
obligations, and make�
utilization� Tax Incentives
The� Covid 19�� pandemic computerized has enormous
benefits� for taxpayers� to get Tax Incentives which are one of
the� rights of� taxpayers. Coupled with the results of
research that has been carried out with good results and has a good
contribution. This shows that the higher a person's ability to master a
computer, the higher a person's interest in using the Taxation e system in the implementation of Rights and Obligations,
in this case the use of Covid 19 Pandemic Tax Incentives for MSME Taxpayers.�
CONCLUSION
Computer Self Efficacy affects the use of Tax e-System in
the use of Tax Incentives, this shows that the higher a person's ability to
master a computer, the higher a person's interest in mastering a computer will
be, the higher a person's interest in� using the Tax e-System� in the use of Covid-19 Pandemic Tax
Incentives for MSME Taxpayers.
Tax Knowledge affects the use of the Tax e-System in the
use of Tax In-centives, Mastery of Knowledge can
provide information disclosure on tax administration so that taxpayers can
carry out their rights and tax obligationsproperly. This
shows that the higher the Tax Knowledge mastered by Taxpayers in carrying out
their tax Rights and Obligations, the higher the interest in using the Taxation
e system in the Utilization of Tax Insentif for MSME
Taxpayers.
The modernization of
the Tax Administration System has an effect of 36.6% on the use of the Tax
e-System in the use of Tax Incentives, this shows that with the increase in
updates in the tax administration sys-tem, the use of
the Tax e-System will also increase in the use of Tax In-centives
for MSME Taxpayers.
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