The e-invoice system is an electronic tax invoice application provided by the Directorate General of Taxes that can be accessed via internet to facilitate taxable entrepreneurs in carrying out their obligations. This study aims determine effect e-invoicing on compliance with understanding as a moderating variable. research was conducted registered at South Badung Pratama Tax Service Office. sam...

This study aims to evaluate system users’ acceptance of the E-Invoicing Web System by using UTAUT model. The is a government program in field taxation. It increase state revenues based on procurement expected make it easier process tax reporting, especially VAT. data used are primary form questionnaire distributed users E- Invoicing System. method this multiple regression analysis with processi...

We apply the predicative programming formal method of [2] in specifying and designing a solution to the invoicing case study. The method is used in an object-oriented style: first-class citizens of the descriptions are classes and objects. We discuss some of the advantages to using the predicative method in its object-oriented style, as well as its limitations in this problem domain.

We apply the predicative programming formal method of [2] in specifying and designing a solution to the invoicing case study. The method is used in an object-oriented style: first-class citizens of the descriptions are classes and objects. We discuss some of the advantages to using the predicative method in its object-oriented style, as well as its limitations in this problem domain.

The informal requirements for the invoicing case study are analysed and interpreted. This leads to a high-level specification architecture that can be formalised. Specifications are presented in LOTOS (Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification). For comparison, specifications are also presented E-LOTOS (Enhancements to LOTOS) – the new version of LOTOS currently being standardised. Since LOTO...

In his full journal article [3] there is also a Proposed Remedies section, with some suggestions that ought to be uncontroversial: an amendment to the DMCA [4] requiring a "statement that the complaining party has examined the purported infringement and believes in good faith that there is no potential fair use or exempt use, as defined by this Act, of the alleged infringer", and, even more imp...