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Designing Accounting Information Systems For Sustainability Reporting

Lucia Sutiono H. Haryanto Amelia Setiawan Deva Evani Elen Chin Daniya Zia Alifya Nova Wijaya Cristiana Cristiana Jepri Jepri Utin Aulia Yulianti Galih Putranto Indriani Indriani Puja Ramadhani Rosida Romadonia Erik Sudarso Jessline Jessline Lie Chui Sian Venna Florensia Han Syarifah Yustin Ekasari B. Bui Hendri Yanto Vincentius Vially Kusnadi Terssia Putri Sari Sahrul Umam Y. Yuliana Elita Darmasari J. Fun Melisa Melisa Marija Marija Yanky Yanky Yogo Stefano Yovon Yovon Rully Arestha Alicia Nobella Siska Amelia Shahnaz Khumaira Chindy Irwinda Steffi Steffi Tina Warsiningsih
Aug 2026 · 0 citations

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This book originated from a class project conducted in the Accounting Information Systems course during the second semester of the 2025/2026 academic year, and invited students to recognize that every item of reported information must first be supported by a process for identifying, collecting, recording, controlling, and reporting the underlying data.

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