The Effect of Tax Planning on Earnings Management

  • Kennedy P
  • Franstitus T
  • Tobing E
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This study aims“to determine the effect of tax planning accompanied by other variables, namely leverage and firm size, on earnings management. The research method is a descriptive and quantitative study using statistical techniques of multiple linear regression analysis. The population are “non-manufacturing companies in the infrastructure sector listed on the Indo-nesia Stock Exchange (IDX) during 2014-2018. Sample selection using the purposive sam-pling technique was obtained from 19 firms. The sources of data in this research are second-ary data. The results show that tax planning and company size affect earnings management. Vice versa, the variable leverage and interest rates don’t affect earnings management. Simul-taneously, leverage, tax planning, and company size significantly influence earnings manage-ment. What needs to be considered, taxpayers undertake a practice to reduce or minimize the tax burden to be paid to the state, often slipping into fraud such as tax evasion

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Kennedy, P. S. J., Franstitus, T. F., & Tobing, E. G. M. (2023). The Effect of Tax Planning on Earnings Management. Asia Pacific Fraud Journal, 8(2), 311. https://doi.org/10.21532/apfjournal.v8i2.298

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