Party Service Research Articles

Implementation of Income Tax on Third Party Services at PT. Taspen (Persero) Manado

Tax provisions for third-party services in Indonesia are regulated by various tax regulations, including the Income Tax Act. The main points highlighted in this study include Articles 21, 23, and Article 4(2) on Income Tax. This study aims to investigate and examine how income tax is applied to third party service fees. This study was conducted in PT. Taspen (Persero) in Manado. This study used primary and secondary data types using a qualitative method of descriptive analysis. The results show that PT has high income tax on third-party services. Taspen targets Articles 21, 23 and Article 4(2) of the Income Tax Act. The calculations and deductions adhere to current regulations, with withholding rates of 2.5% and 5% for Article 21, 2% for Article 23, and 10% for Article 4, paragraph 2.

Harnessing Innovation: Exploring the Impact of Market Orientation and Firm Resources on Performance in West Sumatra's Event and Party Services

Marriage holds a sacred significance in Minangkabau culture, representing the pinnacle of the life cycle, where customs transcend mere entertainment to embody profound philosophical and cultural values. Despite the substantial opportunities for party service businesses in West Sumatra, the performance of firms in this sector often falls short of expectations. Observations reveal recurring issues, including vendor delays and dissatisfaction with service quality in areas such as decoration, photography, videography, and catering. These problems are primarily attributed to inadequate resource management and poor strategic decision-making. This study employs explanatory research with a quantitative approach, utilizing hypothesis testing to examine the relationships among market orientation, firm resources, innovation, and firm performance. The validity and reliability of the questionnaire instrument were confirmed to ensure accurate data analysis. The findings demonstrate that, within the context of party service businesses in West Sumatra, both market orientation and firm resources significantly impact innovation and firm performance directly; however, innovation does not serve as an effective mediator in this relationship.

Customer enrollment and participation in building demand management programs: A review of key factors

Increasing the efficiency and flexibility of electricity demand is necessary for ensuring a cost-effective and reliable transition to zero-carbon electricity systems. Such demand-side management (DSM) resources have been procured by utilities for decades via energy efficiency and demand response programs; however, the key drivers of program enrollment and customer participation levels remain poorly understood — even as governments and grid planners seek to scale up the deployment of DSM assets to meet climate targets. Here we systematically review the evidence on multiple factors that may influence customer enrollment and participation in building DSM programs, focusing primarily on residential and commercial buildings. We examine the contexts in which relationships between DSM factors and outcomes are most often explored and with which methods; we also score the strength, direction, and internal consistency of each factor's reported impact on the enrollment and participation outcomes. We find that studies most commonly assess the effects of economic incentives for load flexibility on program participation levels, often using simulation-based methods in lieu of measured data. Few studies focus on program enrollment outcomes or regulatory drivers of either enrollment or participation, and gaps are also evident in the coverage of emerging DSM opportunities like load electrification. Removal of structural barriers (e.g., the lack of controls infrastructure) and the use of third party services (e.g., load aggregators) are the factors with the largest positive impacts on DSM outcomes, but no single factor emerges as clearly most impactful. For a given factor, the range of reported impacts typically varies widely across the relevant studies reviewed. Our findings provide a snapshot of the state of knowledge about building DSM and customer decision-making, and they expose key gaps in understanding that must be filled if building DSM is to expand as a critical resource for operating clean power grids.

Analisis Implementasi Keamanan Sistem Informasi pada Perusahaan Herald Sulsel

As a company that manages large amounts of sensitive data, information system security is a critical factor to protect important company information and maintain data integrity and availability. This article aims to analyze the implementation of information system security at the Herald Sulsel Company, as well as identify the steps taken by the company to protect its information system. This study uses a qualitative approach by collecting data through interviews with key personnel involved in information system security management, as well as through a review of existing security documents and policies. The results of this analysis provide an in-depth understanding of employee awareness of the importance of information system security, the company's efforts to protect information system security and internal and external network management to prevent security attacks. The findings of this study indicate that the Herald Sulsel Company has implemented a number of effective security measures. Herald Sulsel uses its own and third party server systems to prevent unauthorized access to their network. Encryption and authentication are also used to protect sensitive data sent over the network.

Aspek Hukum Penggunaan Jasa Pihak Ketiga (Debt Collector) oleh Pihak Leasing Berdasarkan Peraturan Otoritas Jasa Keuangan Nomor. 35 Tahun 2018 dalam Upaya Penagihan Kendaraan Roda Dua terhadap Debitur yang Melakukan Wanprestasi

The purpose of this study is to analyze the legal aspects of the use of third party services (debt collectors) by leasing parties based on Financial Services Authority Regulation No. 35/2018 in efforts to collect two-wheeled vehicles against debtors in default. 35/2018 in efforts to collect two-wheeled vehicles against debtors who make defaults The type of research in this study is normative legal research. The research in question is research that has characteristics including gaps in legal norna / principles, does not use hypotheses, uses theoretical foundations / theoretical studies and uses legal materials consisting of primary legal materials, secondary legal materials and tertiary legal materials. The results of this study indicate that: (1) The position of debt collectors in the leasing company is as a collection officer not an execution officer, execution can only be carried out by a bailiff with a court decision as in Article 32 of the Fiduciary Guarantee Law paragraph (2). The legal relationship between debt collectors (collection service companies) and creditors, namely debt collectors when carrying out their duties, act based on the power of attorney given by the finance company to the debt collector to collect or collect collateral objects from debtors. Likewise, in POJK No.35/2018 article 50 Financing Companies can cooperate with other parties to carry out collection functions to Debtors. (2) The legal consequences of withdrawing motorized vehicles against debt collectors, debt collectors will be held criminally liable and sentenced to criminal sanctions as stipulated in the Criminal Code as criminal law in Indonesia if the implementation is not in accordance with procedures, as well as the creditor in this case leasing can be sued by the debtor and ask to compensate civilly for the act of withdrawing motorized vehicles by debt collectors if the withdrawal has violated existing provisions and violated the agreement agreed upon by the creditor and the debtor. However, if the implementation is in accordance with the procedure, it must be protected in accordance with applicable laws.

A Novel Watermarking Scheme for Audio Data Stored in Third Party Servers

To improve the security and privacy of audio data stored in third party servers, a novel watermarking scheme is proposed. Firstly, the authors split the host signal into frames and scramble each frame to get the encrypted signal. Secondly, they generate watermark bits by using the frame number and embed them into each frame of the encrypted signal, which is the data that will be uploaded to the third party servers. For the users, they can download the encrypted data and verify the data is intact or not. If the data is intact, the users decrypt the data to get the audio signal. If the audio signal is attacked in the process of transmission, they can also locate the location of the attacked frame. The experimental results show that the method proposed is effective not only for encrypted signals, but also for the encrypted signals after decryption.

Broomrocket: Open Source Text-to-3D Algorithm for 3D Object Placement

Story writers and other creative professionals often rely on concept artists to visualize and then further iterate on their work during game development and other visualization processes. This exchange and its various stages are time-consuming, and there is no easy remedy for creating a walkable 3D concept art without involving a 3D artist yet. As a first step, we present Broomrocket, an open source text-to-3D algorithm for 3D concept art. Broomrocket’s contribution is an object relation and placement algorithm that transforms user input describing a 3D scene given in plain English language into actual models placed in a 3D scene. It runs locally using an existing downloaded natural language processing model and does not require third party services unless a connection to an online 3D model distribution platform is desired. In that case, Broomrocket will search for the keywords from the user’s narrative input and desired license, and place them in the 3D scene, adding each model’s individual license to a license file for further usage.

Impact of combining party building activities and digital transformation on distribution system performance

Abstract How to effectively combine modern digital technology and the results of the experience accumulated in the traditional party building work, effectively solve the problems existing in the traditional party building work, so that the party building work carried out transparently and efficiently has become a new issue and challenge. In this paper, the overall framework of an intelligent party building system is designed based on the necessity of digital transformation of building activities and performance requirements. The system is divided into four modules: party building management, service management, statistical analysis, and system management, and the functions of each module have been designed and integrated. Based on the principles of database design, a conceptual structure design is proposed, and the association rules and FP-growth algorithm are utilized to perform association mining on party-building activity data. The results of the association rule mining test show that the fluctuation range of confidence and support is between [0.9148, 0.9587] and [0.9048, 0.9348], respectively, and the system passed the association rule mining test. The majority of people believe that using the party building information platform is beneficial for conducting party-building activities. 80% of the users think that the party building system platform is better and meets their needs for use.

The Use of Third Party Services in the Protection of Foundation Funds in Indonesia

The foundation is a legal entity engaged in the social, humanitarian and religious fields. The Foundation has no members. Judging from its purpose, the foundation is not looking for profit. Foundations have an independent position as a result of having assets that are separate from the personal wealth of the founders and administrators, and have their own goals that are different or separate from the personal goals of the founders or administrators. In the article 7 of the Law states that foundations can participate in various forms of business that are prospective, provided that all participation is at most 25% (twenty five percent) of the total value of the foundation's assets. In practice, there have been irregularities in the management of funds and the misuse of foundations. This paper will examine how to manage foundation funds so that there are no irregularities in the foundation's legal entity. In the management of foundation activities, it can be made in the form of written activities before carrying out social activities for the foundation.

Democratizing insights into hospital cost reports

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) provides annual reports of costs, charges, utilization, payment, penalty, payroll, and general institutional characteristics for thousands of Medicare-certified hospitals. However, beyond the small fraction of features offered in dated finalized public use files, the size and complexity of cost report data can make it difficult to use. To gain a greater breadth of up-to-date insights, hospitals and researchers must either pay for third party services or acquire the appropriate expertise. To democratize insights into cost report data, we first developed an open-source public repository of 6908 hospital-specific dataset, each containing 2843 labeled features and spanning years between 2010 and 2023. We then developed an open-source application for analyzing and downloading these data. Users can download and run the application locally or access it online (https://hcris-app.herokuapp.com/), and compare cost report features among hospitals and across time, explore relationships between features, and design new cost report variables. As examples of insights gained from our application, we present results from comparing Rush University Medical Center to 66 non-governmental acute care Illinois hospitals. We look forward to developing our open-source resources according to feedback from the healthcare community.

An analysis of patterns of public engagement in China's community micro-rehabilitation projects: A case study of Guangzhou

With the development of inventory planning and the contradiction between land supply and demand, urban renewal development has been gradually replacing reconstruction in China's community redevelopment projects. Such projects need multiple stakeholders' engagement. However, China's patterns of public engagement with top-down governance are different from those in developed countries with bottom-up initiatives. This fact also indicates that such developed patterns are not suitable for the context of China. Meanwhile, research on micro rehabilitation is relatively new and requires further analytical work on development pattern analysis. Therefore, the protagonist status of different stakeholders and allowing them to participate in redevelopment projects are social issues that need to be solved urgently. This paper explores patterns of public engagement in community micro-rehabilitation projects in China. Eleven communities in Guangzhou are taken as cases through participatory observation, document analysis, and interviews. This paper analyses opinions and comments from different stakeholders and summarises their information delivery paths. The findings indicate four present patterns: single-threaded, representative feedback, property involvement, and external party service patterns. Through comparative analysis, the study highlights that the participating stakeholders in the four patterns involved the projects to different degrees. However, they are all still in the "Tokenism" degree, which is in the middle category of the ladder of engagement. Furthermore, an appropriate and sustainable pattern is put forward to provide a reference and research basis for improving public engagement in community micro-rehabilitation projects in China.

Socialization of Making RAB for Infrastructure Development in Lau Gumba Village

The village government receives Village Funds from the central government, part of which is used for infrastructure development in the village. In order for construction to be carried out in villages, it was previously planned that the amount of funds needed so that the infrastructure development funds could be transferred by the central government to village accounts. The amount of planned costs is called the budget plan (RAB). Considering that every year there are infrastructure developments originating from village funds, every year an RAB is also made, in which most of the village infrastructure RAB is designed by a third party (consultant). It's a good idea for the village community to be able to make RAB in order to reduce the cost of hiring consultant services to make RAB, so that the costs previously allocated for hiring third party services can be converted to other village activities

PERANCANGAN SISTEM PENDUKUNG KEPUTUSAN PENGANGKATAN KARYAWAN KONTRAK MENJADI KARYAWAN ORGANIK DENGAN METODE SAW PADA PT. KRAKATAU JASA LOGISTIK

An important element in a company that is highly expected is Human Resources (HR). If HR can be well organized, the company can carry out all its business processes properly. One of the ways of good HR management by using the regeneration of each employee, the appointment of contract employees to become organic employees is a form of regeneration as a successor for senior employees whose term of service will soon be over. So before the employee is declared retired, HR management must evaluate contract employees who will be promoted as organic employees to become their successors. There is no internal system to promote employees at PT. Krakatau Logistics Services, is a problem in hiring organic employees which usually takes time, effort and is very expensive. And do not yet have criteria that can be used as a benchmark for evaluating employee performance, making it difficult to make decisions. The system designed here uses the Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) method. The data collection methodologies used were observation and interviews, as well as the protoyping system development method and UML data modeling. The programming language used uses PHP. The positive impact of designing this decision support system is that the implementation of hiring contract employees to become organic employees can be done internally without the need to involve third party services.

Evaluasi Efisiensi dan Efektivitas Penggunaan Tenaga Outsourcing di Untag Banyuwangi dari Perspektif Transaction Cost Economics

The education sector, especially higher education or universities, has a foundation that must be carried out, is called the Tri Dharma University whose focus on Teaching, Research and Community Service. In addition to this, in order to maximally support lecturers in carrying out the Tri Dharma University, other activities such as service to students need to be assisted by other parties. The other activities intended are in terms of security and cleanliness within the University. In order to carry out activities in a conducive manner, some parties choose to use third party services or outsourcing. This study aims to evaluate the strategy of outsourcing in terms of the theory of Transaction Cost Economics at the University of August 1945 Banyuwangi. The research method in this research uses qualitative research methods with research informants who are choosed purposively. The selected informants are informants who are considered to be involved and affected by the implications of implementing the outsourcing system, including the implementing agency and the owner of the designated outsourcing agency. Based on the results of the study it is known that the cost analysis in terms of TCE theory, the use of outsourced labor at Untag Banyuwangi is considered inefficient. This is because the costs arising from using outsourcing services are considered to be more expensive than before using outsourcing services. However, things are different when viewed in terms of asset specificity consisting of human resources (skill level, knowledge, and experience of employees), physical assets, location, dedicated, temporal, and brand specificity, it can be concluded that Untag Banyuwangi has been effective and efficient in the use of outsourcing services. So that the University of 17 August 1945 Banyuwangi does not need to provide increased employee skill training.

ConsenTrack—Blockchain Based Framework for Open Banking Consent Data Tracking

Consent management is most critical part of open banking. Customers, banks, third party service providers, regulators are various parties involved into this process. The recent data shows that open banking has not been greatly accepted yet by customers to the fullest capability. Recent surveys conducted on usage of open banking indicates the discomfort in customer mind about data sharing. Blockchain based framework implementation can bring the required transparency into the consent management process. To achieve that Blockchain technology needs to be embraced by banks and Third party providers (TPPs) to provide customers the open banking services in transparent manner. A blockchain based framework which can be easily integrated into banks’ existing technology landscape thus becomes need of the hour. Consortium permissioned blockchain based framework implemented in Corda is suggested in this paper which addresses challenges faced by customers and it tracks data sharing violation for communicating to customers. Data sharing between bank and TPPs happen as node to node transaction and regulatory bodies can have tracking of every such transactions as owner of Notary node. Based on the legal contract between bank and TPP, framework compares and finds out in real time if any data sharing violation happening. Real-time tracking of data sharing violation and communication to customer provides transparency into the framework which will boost customer confidence and trust into the system. Regulatory bodies need to actively own this part to share information with customers about the data handling if there is any violation.

COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION IN THE FORMATION OF REGIONAL REGULATIONS IN BANGKALAN REGENCY IN THE FIELD OF TOURISM BASED ON SUSTAINABLE TOURISM

The legal basis for community participation is regulated in chapter XI of Law Number 12 of 2011 article 96 which states that the community has the right to provide input orally/in writing in the formation of laws and regulations. The problems studied in this research are: First, how is participation the people of Bangkalan Regency in planning, compiling and discussing local regulations on halal tourism. Second, what are the legal consequences if the formation of regional regulations in the field of tourism does not involve the participation of the community. The methodology used in this research is empirical juridical research with a normative/socio legal approach. The results obtained in this study are: First, how is the participation of the people of Bangkalan Regency in the process of forming regional regulations which are considered not fully in accordance with the provisions of Law Number 12 of 2011. Second, there are no rules regarding sanctions related to non-participation community participation in the process of forming local regulations/legislation. This is because the local government has not maximized the use of third party services in the process of forming local regulations in the preparation of academic papers and/or regional regulations.

The Role of DLT for Beyond 5G Systems and Services: A Vision

Security, privacy, and trust are the key factors to unlock the full potential of future communication as beyond 5G and 6G systems enable new and more disruptive business models involved with multiple stakeholders, including mobile network operators, mobile virtual network operators, infrastructure providers, third party service providers, policy makers, end-users, and etc. The huge set of data, interaction process, and service management across these stakeholders require new technologies that can help the telecom industry to manage various data related to users, interaction process, and services in a way that is immutable, transparent, and secure with reduced OPEX to stay ahead of the market and to meet the evolving horizontal and vertical service and security requirements. This article presents an overview of the more promising key enablers, such as blockchain, permissioned distributed ledger technologies, and smart contract that can tackle the challenges of data security, privacy, and trust management in various potential beyond 5G and 6G application scenarios.

THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT IN PROVIDING CONSUMER PROTECTION IN THE EXECUTION OF THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF GOODS THROUGH THIRD PARTIES

Implementation sell buy more advanced make humans too _ do developments inside _ implementation trade . The previous trade done only with two party , now sometimes man need party third in trade . Party third this is what it is liaison between party seller with party buyer . Third Party Service Providers must provide consumer protection . The role of government is to hold accountable for the actions of parties third . them through enforcement actions, regulatory requirements, and vetting. Producer must request party thirdly to comply with consumer protection requirements for the functions performed.           Method research For study This is with use method study normative juridical where more study law from various studies bibliography and research existing regulations . _ Government Role in transaction trades made  through party third only as supervision and coaching course , but in supervision and coaching that , the government give various type mandatory regulations party followed  third that so you can ensure maintenance protection consumer .

Your purpose or mine Perspectives on data in innovation ecosystems

Innovation in ecosystems becomes increasingly attractive for incumbents as the technical complexity increases and complementarities play an increasingly important role for global competition. Digital platforms are becoming one of the primary means to that end, where incumbents can gain scale effects and reap the benefits of the creative crowd while maintaining ownership of the core product. But a lion's share of these platforms hinges on the accessibility of data, and the view of the value of this data differs among actors in the system. This paper accounts for a case study of two type actors in an innovation ecosystem: the core actor (OEM) and the peripheral actor (third party service provider). From interviews with representatives of these actors, we find that their perspectives on the data and its usefulness outside its intended context differ. We label the perspectives purposive and multi-contextual; we formulate their descriptions and outline managerial implications. We argue that these differing perspectives are at the crux of establishing innovation capabilities in ecosystems based on digital platforms.

THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT IN PROVIDING CONSUMER PROTECTION IN THE EXECUTION OF THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF GOODS THROUGH THIRD PARTIES

Implementation sell buy more advanced make humans too _ do developments inside _ implementation trade . The previous trade done only with two party , now sometimes man need party third in trade . Party third this is what it is liaison between party seller with party buyer . Third Party Service Providers must provide consumer protection . The role of government is to hold accountable for the actions of parties third . them through enforcement actions, regulatory requirements, and vetting. Producer must request party thirdly to comply with consumer protection requirements for the functions performed.           Method research For study This is with use method study normative juridical where more study law from various studies bibliography and research existing regulations . _ Government Role in transaction trades made  through party third only as supervision and coaching course , but in supervision and coaching that , the government give various type mandatory regulations party followed  third that so you can ensure maintenance protection consumer .