PERBAIKAN TUGAS 1 ETIKA PROFESI AKUNTANSI (SOFTSKILL)

Kelompok 4

Kelas : 4EB14               

1.  Dwi Indah Nurvitriani (22211241)

2.  Hidayat (23211374)

3.  Ona Sendri Imelda K (25211469)

4.  Rina Mega Ardita (28211730)

5.  Sri Novita Elsa (26211873)

Judul Buku          : Standar Profesional Akuntan Publik

Nama Pengarang  : Institut Akuntan Publik Indonesia

Penerbit               : Salemba Empat, 2011
Tahun                  : 2011

Sinopsis              :

Dalam memasuki lingkungan bisnis yang turbulen dan kompetitif, setiap profesi berusaha untuk senantiasa menemukan kembali keunggulan kompetitif masing-masing, agar keberadaan profesi tersebut tetap bernilai tambah bagi masyarakat. Profesi akuntan publik membangun keunggulan kompetitifnya dalam masyarakat melalui pengembangan secara berkelanjutan standar profesional bertaraf internasional. Pengembangan ini dimaksudkan agar jenis dan kualitas jasa yang disediakan oleh profesi akuntan publik memenuhi kebutuhan masyarakat.

Profesi akuntan publik memasuki lingkungan bisnis yang semakin kompleks, kompetitif, dan turbulen. Dalam lingkungan seperti itu, kebutuhan masyarakat atas jasa profesi akuntan publik juga mengalami perubahan sejalan dengan kepesatan, keserentakan, keradikalan, dan kepervasivan perubahan lingkungan bisnis tersebut. Kemampuan untuk melakukan pengamatan terhadap trend perubahan dan kecepatan tanggap (responsiveness) profesi akuntan publik terhadap kebutuhan.

Etika Profesi Akuntansi (Softskill)

Kelompok 4

Kelas : 4EB14               

1.  Dwi Indah Nurvitriani (22211241)

2.  Hidayat (23211374)

3.  Ona Sendri Imelda K (25211469)

4.  Rina Mega Ardita (28211730)

5.  Sri Novita Elsa (26211873)

Judul Buku       : Etika Bisnis Tuntutan dan Relevansinya

Nama               : Dr. A. Sonny Keraf

Penerbit            : Kanisius

Sinopsis           :

Tuntutan bahwa bisnis harus beretika mutlak, tak dapat ditawar jika bisnis ingin berkembang dan lestari. Artinya kebiasaan berbisnis secara baik dan etis memang menjadi sebuah tuntunan dari dalam setiap perusahaan yang berkeinginan membangun sebuah dinasti bisnis yang berhasil dan tahan lama. Bagi mereka yang berbisnis dan visi jangka panjang, kehadiran buku ini akan memberikan wawasan luas untuk menyusun strategi, membuat kebijakan, dan menentukan pilihan-pilihan etis yang dapat memperkokoh usaha bisnisnya. Bagi dosen dan mahasiswa filsafat, buku ini akan memberikan kerangka analisis yang tajam dan mengena.

TUGAS SOFTSKILL BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2 (3) : TUGAS INDIVIDU

1. Rudy ke kampus tidak pernah datang on time.  
   Rudy ke kampus tidak pernah datang tepat waktu.

2. Adik saya suka mengupload foto ke facebook.
   Adik saya suka mengunggah foto ke facebook.

3. Karena sibuk, data yang kemarin lupa disave.
   Karena sibuk, data yang kemarin lupa disimpan.

4. Ibu saya selalu mensuport saya untuk hal pendidikan.
   Ibu saya selalu mendukung saya untuk hal pendidikan.

5. Sejak 2 tahun yang lalu Ani sudah lost contact dengan Irfan
   Sejak 2 tahun yang lalu Ani sudah putus komunikasi dengan Irfan.

6. Hanny mengajak saya dinner minggu depan.
    Hanny mengajak saya makan malam minggu depan.

7. Saya sudah punya feeling kalau mereka akan jadian.
   Saya sudah punya firasat kalau mereka akan jadian.

8. Kalau sedang libur saya suka refreshing ke pantai.
   Kalau sedang libur saya suka jalan-jalan ke pantai.

9. Sebelum married saya harus punya rumah dahulu.
   Sebelum menikah saya harus punya rumah dahulu.

10. Dayat dari kecil adalah anak yang smart dan rajin.
   Dayat dari kecil adalah anak yang pintar dan rajin.

Report Text Inflation in Indonesia 2013

Bank Indonesia raised its key interest rate more than economists forecast to bolster a weakening currency and ease inflation pressures after the government increased fuel prices.

The central bank boosted the reference rate by 50 basis points to 6.5 percent. The outcome was predicted by three of 19 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News, with the majority expecting a 25 basis-point increase. It also raised the deposit facility rate to 4.75 percent from 4.25 percent.

Indonesia in June became the region’s first major economy to boost rates in 2013, and the back-to-back increase may bolster confidence in the rupiah as the central bank tries to shore up one of Asia’s worst performing currencies. Price gains are expected to peak in July.
Bank Indonesia is also aiming to take some of the pressure off the rupiah. The sharp fuel-price rise and associated interest-rate tightening measures, which may well not have finished yet, is coming at a time when the economy is softening.”

The rupiah was little changed at 9,973 per dollar as of 4:25 p.m. in Jakarta, prices compiled by Bloomberg from local banks show. It has fallen about 6 percent in the past 12 months, the worst performer among 11 Asian currencies after the yen and the Indian rupee.

 Indonesia’s foreign-exchange reserves fell to $98.1 billion from $105.15 billion in May 2013, the central bank said as it intervened. The levels are still adequate to stabilize the currency, Martowardojo said last week.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono last month raised domestic fuel prices for the first time since 2008 to cut subsidy costs and boost confidence in the rupiah. Consumer prices rose 5.9 percent in June from a year earlier, from 5.47 percent in May.

The central bank raised the benchmark rate by half a percentage point because it sees price gains approaching the upper end of its 7.2 percent-to-7.8 percent range for 2013 and as transportation costs rose “too steeply” after the fuel subsidy cuts, Martowardojo said today. Before the fuel price increase, it had expected inflation to be between 3.5 percent and 5.5 percent.

English task : Cultural Etiquette in Business

Members of the group:
Hidayat
Mifta Huljannah
Nisa Nur Hikmah
Nuriyanti Oktavia

Class: 3EB14

India Introduction
India is officially called Republic of India (Hindi Bharat), is located in southern Asia and is a member of the Commonwealth of Nations. India consists geographically of the entire Indian Peninsula and portions of the Asian mainland. To its north lies Afghanistan, China, Nepal, and Bhutan; to its east is Bangladesh, Myanmar (formerly known as Burma), and the Bay of Bengal; Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar (which separate it from Sri Lanka) and the Indian Ocean are to the south; and on the west is the Arabian Sea and Pakistan.
India is predominantly Hindu, with 81% of the population practicing that religion. Next is Muslim at 12%, Christian at 2%, and all others within the last 5% of the society. It has been found that in most cultures, their is a correlation between a country's religion and the Hofstede Dimension rankings it has. There is only one country with over 50% of its population practicing the Hindu religion – India.

Indian Society & Culture
Hierarchy
The influences of Hinduism and the tradition of the caste system have created a culture that emphasizes established hierarchical relationships.
Indians are always conscious of social order and their status relative to other people, be they family, friends, or strangers.
All relationships involve hierarchies. In schools, teachers are called gurus and are viewed as the source of all knowledge. The patriarch, usually the father, is considered the leader of the family. The boss is seen as the source of ultimate responsibility in business. Every relationship has a clear- cut hierarchy that must be observed for the social order to be maintained.

The Role of the Family
People typically define themselves by the groups to which they belong rather than by their status as individuals. Someone is deemed to be affiliated to a specific state, region, city, family, career path, religion, etc.
This group orientation stems from the close personal ties Indians maintain with their family, including the extended family.
The extended family creates a myriad of interrelationships, rules, and structures. Along with these mutual obligations comes a deep-rooted trust among relatives.

Just Can't Say No
Indians do not like to express 'no,' be it verbally or non- verbally.
Rather than disappoint you, for example, by saying something isn't available, Indians will offer you the response that they think you want to hear.
This behaviour should not be considered dishonest. An Indian would be considered terribly rude if he did not attempt to give a person what had been asked.
Since they do not like to give negative answers, Indians may give an affirmative answer but be deliberately vague about any specific details.  This will require you to look for non-verbal cues, such as a reluctance to commit to an actual time for a meeting or an enthusiastic response.

India Appearance
Men are generally expected to wear a suit and tie for business, although the jacket may be removed in the summer. Women should wear conservative dresses or pantsuits.
When dressing casual, short-sleeved shirts and long pants are preferred for men; shorts are acceptable only when exercising. Women must keep their upper arms, chest, back, and legs covered at all times.
Women should wear long pants when exercising.
The use of leather products including belts or handbags may be considered offensive, especially in temples. Hindus revere cows and do not use leather products.

India Behavior
The head is considered the seat of the soul. Never touch someone else’s head, not even to pat the hair of a child.
Beckoning someone with the palm up and wagging one finger can be construed as in insult. Standing with your hands on your hips will be interpreted as an angry, aggressive posture.
Whistling is impolite and winking may be interpreted as either an insult or a sexual proposition.
Never point your feet at a person. Feet are considered unclean. If your shoes or feet touch another person, apologize.
Gifts are not opened in the presence of the giver. If you receive a wrapped gift, set it aside until the giver leaves.
Business lunches are preferred to dinners. Hindus do not eat beef and Muslims do not eat pork.

India Communications
There are more than fourteen major and three hundred minor languages spoken in India. The official languages are English and Hindi. English is widely used in business, politics and education.
The word "no" has harsh implications in India. Evasive refusals are more common, and are considered more polite. Never directly refuse an invitation, a vague "I’ll try" is an acceptable refusal.
Do not thank your hosts at the end of a meal. "Thank you" is considered a form of payment and therefore insulting.
Titles are very important. Always use professional titles.

Etiquette and Customs in India
Meeting Etiquette
Religion, education and social class all influence greetings in India.
This is a hierarchical culture, so greet the eldest or most senior person first.
When leaving a group, each person must be bid farewell individually.
Shaking hands is common, especially in the large cities among the more educated who are accustomed to dealing with westerners.
Men may shake hands with other men and women may shake hands with other women; however there are seldom handshakes between men and women because of religious beliefs. If you are uncertain, wait for them to extend their hand.

Gift Giving Etiquette
Indians believe that giving gifts eases the transition into the next life.
Gifts of cash are given to friends and members of the extended family to celebrate life events such as birth, death and marriage.
It is not the value of the gift, but the sincerity with which it is given, that is important to the recipient.
If invited to an Indian's home for a meal, it is not necessary to bring a gift, although one will not be turned down.
Do not give frangipani or white flowers as they are used at funerals.
Yellow, green and red are lucky colours, so try to use them to wrap gifts.
A gift from a man should be said to come from both he and his wife/mother/sister or some other female relative.
Hindus should not be given gifts made of leather.
Muslims should not be given gifts made of pigskin or alcoholic products.
Gifts are not opened when received.

Dining Etiquette
Indians entertain in their homes, restaurants, private clubs, or other public venues, depending upon the occasion and circumstances.
Although Indians are not always punctual themselves, they expect foreigners to arrive close to the appointed time.
Take off your shoes before entering the house.
Dress modestly and conservatively.
Politely turn down the first offer of tea, coffee, or snacks. You will be asked again and again. Saying no to the first invitation is part of the protocol.

There are diverse dietary restrictions in India, and these may affect the foods that are served:
Hindus do not eat beef and many are vegetarians.
Muslims do not eat pork or drink alcohol.
Sikhs do not eat beef.
Lamb, chicken, and fish are the most commonly served main courses for non-vegetarian meals as they avoid the meat restrictions of the religious groups.
Much Indian food is eaten with the fingers.
Wait to be told where to sit.
If utensils are used, they are generally a tablespoon and a fork.
Guests are often served in a particular order: the guest of honour is served first, followed by the men, and the children are served last. Women typically serve the men and eat later.
You may be asked to wash your hands before and after sitting down to a meal.
Always use your right hand to eat, whether you are using utensils or your fingers.
In some situations food may be put on your plate for you, while in other situations you may be allowed to serve yourself from a communal bowl.
Leaving a small amount of food on your plate indicates that you are satisfied. Finishing all your food means that you are still hungry.

Business Etiquette and Protocol in India
Relationships & Communication
Indians prefer to do business with those they know.
Relationships are built upon mutual trust and respect.
In general, Indians prefer to have long-standing personal relationships prior to doing business.
It may be a good idea to go through a third party introduction. This gives you immediate credibility.

Business Meeting Etiquette
If you will be travelling to India from abroad, it is advisable to make appointments by letter, at least one month and preferably two months in advance.
It is a good idea to confirm your appointment as they do get cancelled at short notice.
The best time for a meeting is late morning or early afternoon. Reconfirm your meeting the week before and call again that morning, since it is common for meetings to be cancelled at the last minute.
Keep your schedule flexible so that it can be adjusted for last minute rescheduling of meetings.
You should arrive at meetings on time since Indians are impressed with punctuality.
Meetings will start with a great deal of getting-to- know-you talk. In fact, it is quite possible that no business will be discussed at the first meeting.
Always send a detailed agenda in advance. Send back-up materials and charts and other data as well. This allows everyone to review and become comfortable with the material prior to the meeting.
Follow up a meeting with an overview of what was discussed and the next steps.

Business Negotiating
Indians are non-confrontational. It is rare for them to overtly disagree, although this is beginning to change in the managerial ranks.
Decisions are reached by the person with the most authority.
Decision making is a slow process.
If you lose your temper you lose face and prove you are unworthy of respect and trust.
Delays are to be expected, especially when dealing with the government.
Most Indians expect concessions in both price and terms. It is acceptable to expect concessions in return for those you grant.
Never appear overly legalistic during negotiations. In general, Indians do not trust the legal system and someone's word is sufficient to reach an agreement.
Do not disagree publicly with members of your negotiating team.
Successful negotiations are often celebrated by a meal.

Dress Etiquette
Business attire is conservative.
Men should wear dark coloured conservative business suits.
Women should dress conservatively in suits or dresses.
The weather often determines clothing. In the hotter parts of the country, dress is less formal, although dressing as suggested above for the first meeting will indicate respect.

Titles
Indians revere titles such as Professor, Doctor and Engineer.
Status is determined by age, university degree, caste and profession.
If someone does not have a professional title, use the honorific title "Sir" or "Madam".
Titles are used with the person's name or the surname, depending upon the person's name. (See Social Etiquette for more information on Indian naming conventions.)
Wait to be invited before using someone's first name without the title.

Business Cards
Business cards are exchanged after the initial handshake and greeting.
If you have a university degree or any honour, put it on your business card.
Use the right hand to give and receive business cards.
Business cards need not be translated into Hindi.
Always present your business card so the recipient may read the card as it is handed to them.

Source data:
http://cyborlink.com/besite/india.htm
http://www.kwintessential.co.uk/resources/global-etiquette/india-country-profile.html
http://www.forbes.com/sites/susanadams/2012/06/15/business-etiquette-tips-for-international-travel/

Tugas Bahasa Indonesia 2 (4) : Tugas Personal

Abstrak

Penelitian mengenai "Dampak Investasi Bagi Pertumbuhan Ekonomi Dalam Negri " bertujuan untuk memberi solusi bagi masyarakat yang mempunyai uang menganggur yang ingin ikut dalam pertumbuhan ekonomi.
Penelitian ini dilakukan dengan pembagian angket ke beberapa pengusaha di Jakarta. Sejumlah 100 yang kembali diperoleh hasil bahwa pengaruh investasi adalah untuk memberikan modal bagi pengusaha untuk memajukan usaha dan pertumbuhan ekonomi ditunjukkan dengan presentase 63%.
Di sini ditunjukkan bahwa menurut pengusaha di Jakarta bahwa dengan berinvestasi dapat memajukan pertumbuhan ekonomi dengan memberikan modal kepada orang yang mempunyai kemampuan tetapi tidak mempunyai modal untuk mengembangkannya. Selain itu juga apabila investor dalam negri sangat minim akan memudahkan investor asing untuk masuk. Dengan demikian investor-investor asing dapat lebih mudah untuk menguasai perekonomian Indonesia.
Berdasarkan informasi yang diperoleh dari hasil penelitian tersebut, maka investasi sangat berpengaruh dalam memajukan usaha-usaha di Indonesia dan juga agar investor asing tidak dengan mudah menguasai perekonomian dalam negri. Maka tidak ada salahnya bila mempunyai uang yang menganggur untuk menginvestasikannya. Selain kita bisa mendapatkan keuntungan juga dapat memajukan pertumbuhan ekonomi.

Tugas Bahasa Indonesia 2 (3) : Tugas Personal

1. Format penulisan ilmiah

System Harvard  

System Harvard ini membahas format untuk penulisan dan pengorganisasian dari materi sumber. System ini dikenal juga dengan sebutan author-date system (system penulisan tanggal) atau parenthetical referencing (penulisan referensi dalam kurung). System ini menggunakan nama penulisa dan tahun publikasi yang berurut berdasarkan nama penulis secara alfabetis. Jika ada publikasi dari penulis dan tahun yang sama, maka digunakan huruf a, b, c atau seterusnya dibelangan tahun publikasi.

Contoh penulisan daftar pustaka dengan system Harvard :

Buller, H. and Hoggart, K. (1994a). ‘New drugs for acute respiratory distress syndrome’, New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 337, no. 6, pp. 435-439.

Buller, H. and Hoggart, K. (1994b). ‘The social integration of British home owners into French rural communities’, Journal of Rural Studies, 10, 2, 197–210.

Dower, M. (1977). ‘Planning aspects of second homes’, in J. T. Coppock (ed.), Second Homes: Curse or Blessing?, Oxford, Pergamon Press, pp.210–37.

Sumber: http://yayanakhyar.wordpress.com/2011/08/19/penulisan-daftar-pustaka-sistem-harvard-author-date-style/

System Harvard modified

System ini hamper sama dengan system Harvard. Bedannya di dalam penulisan tahun. Apabila penulisan tahun dengan system Harvard memakai tanda kurung () , sedangkan system Harvard modified memakai titik (.)

Contoh :

 Kaufman-Bühler, W., A. Peters & K. Peters. 1981. Mathematicians love books. Dalam: Steen, L.A. (ed.). 1981. Mathematics tomorrow. Springer-Verlag, New York: 121–126.

System Vancouver

Sistem Vancouver juga dikenal dengan author-number system karena sistemnya mengacu dengan menggunakan angka. Dalam daftar pustaka , pemunculan sumber rujukan dilakukan secara berurutan menggunakan nomor sesuai kemunculannya sebagai sitasi dalam naskah tulisan , sehingga memudahkan pembaca untuk menemukannya. System ini sering digunakan dalam bidang kedokteran karena tidak terlalu banyak memakan tempat sehingga mengurangi jumlah halaman.

Contoh daftar pustaka dengan system Vancouver :

Morse SS. Factors in the emergence of infectious disease. Emerg Infect Dis [serial online] 1995 Jan-Mar; 1(1):[24 screens]. Available from: URL: http://www/cdc/gov/ncidoc/EID/eid.htm. Accessed December 25, 1999.

Amerongen AVN, Michels LFE, Roukema PA, Veerman ECI. 1986. Ludah dan kelenjar ludah arti bagi kesehatan gigi. Rafiah Arbyono dan Sutatmi Suryo. Yogyakarta: Gadjah Mada University Pr; 1992. hlm 1-42.

System Abjad

Sistem penulisan abjad adalah sistem penulisan yang menuliskan semua fonem, kecuali vokal. Hampir semua tulisan-tulisan Dalam penggunaan bahasa Indonesia, istilah abjad juga bisa merujuk kepada huruf Alfabet. Masing-masing huruf menggambarkan satu bunyi atau lebih, contoh huruf e dapat menggambarkan bunyi e dalam kata bebek, e dalam kata senang atau e dalam kata tega. Urutan abjad merupakan rangkaian huruf dari A hingga Z, terdiri dari 26 huruf.

Contoh penulisan system abjad:

·   Varga, R.S. 1970. Accurate numerical methods for nonlinear boundary value  problems. Dalam: Ortega, J.M. & W.C. Rheinholdt (eds.). 1970. Studies in numerical  analysis 2: Numerical solutions of nonlinear problems. Symposium in Numerical  olution of Nonlinear Problems, Philadelphia, October 21–23, 1968. SIAM, Philadelphia: 99–113.

System nomor urut

Dalam sistem ini penulisan disusun berdasarkan nomor urut pengacuan buku dalam skripsi, bukan abjad nama penulis. Contoh yang diberikan adalah  Sistem N dengan penulisan daftar pustaka Sistem Hm.

Contoh penulisan system nomor urut :

·  Varga, R.S. 1970. Accurate numerical methods for nonlinear boundary value  problems. Dalam: Ortega, J.M. & W.C. Rheinholdt (eds.). 1970. Studies in numerical  analysis 2: Numerical solutions of nonlinear problems. Symposium in Numerical  Solution of Nonlinear Problems, Philadelphia, October 21–23, 1968. SIAM, Philadelphia: 99–113.

2. Ketentuan penulisan artikel imiah dalam publikasi jurnal imliah

1. JUDUL

Nama penulis pertama

Nama penulis kedua

Alamat penulis pertama (lengkap dengan email)

Alamat penulis kedua (lengkap dengan email)

Misal : Jurusan Akuntansi, Fakultas Ekonomi, Universitas Gunadarma

(alamat instansi., bukan rumah) ..

2.  ABSTRAK

(abstrak ditulis dalam bahasa Indonesia dan bahasa Inggris, maksimum 250 kata)

Satu paragraf, memuat tujuan, metode penelitian yang digunakan, hasil, dan maksimum lima kata kunci.

Kata Kunci: aaaa, bbbb, cccc, dddd, eeee.

3. PENDAHULUAN

Pendahuluan memuat latar belakang penelitian secara ringkas dan padat, dan tujuan. Dukungan teori tidak perlu dimasukkan pada bagian ini, tetapi penelitian sejenis yang sudah dilakukan dapat dinyatakan.

4.  METODE PENELITIAN

Metode penelitian merupakan prosedur dan teknik penelitian. Antara satu penelitian dengan penelitian yang lain, prosedur dan tekniknya akan berbeda. Kalau tidak berbeda, berarti penelitian itu hanya mengulang penelitian yang sudah ada sebelumnya. Tapi bukan berarti harus berbeda semuanya. Untuk penelitian sosial misalnya, populasi penelitian mungkin saja sama, tapi teknik samplingnya berbeda, teknik pengumpulan datanya berbeda, analisis datanya berbeda, dan lain-lain.

5. Hasil Penelitian

Bertujuan untuk mengemukakan hasil penelitian. Secara umum bagian ini berisi penemuan-penemuan penelitian, penjelasan serta penafsiran data, dan hubungan data yang peroleh. Menulis "hasil" harus jelas supaya pembaca tidak mengira penulis telah menyembunyikan sesuatu atau mengira bagian tersebut terlewat pada waktu pertama kali membaca.

6. PEMBAHASAN

Bagian ini memuat data (dalam bentuk ringkas), analisis data dan interpretasi terhadap hasil. Pembahasan dilakukan dengan mengkaitkan studi empiris atau teori untuk interpretasi. Jika dilihat dari proporsi tulisan, bagian ini harusnya mengambil proporsi terbanyak, bisa mencapai 50% atau lebih. Bagian ini bisa dibagi menjadi beberapa sub bab, tetapi tidak perlu mencantumkan penomorannya.

7. PENUTUP

Bagian ini memuat kesimpulan dan saran. Kesimpulan dan saran dapat dibuat dalam sub bagian yang terpisah. Kesimpulan menjawab tujuan, bukan mengulang teori, berarti menyatakan hasil penelitian secara ringkas (tapi bukan ringkasan pembahasan). Saran merupakan penelitian lanjutan yang dirasa masih diperlukan untuk penyempurnaan hasil penelitian supaya berdaya guna. Penelitian tentunya tidak selalu berdaya guna bagi masyarakat dalam satu kali penelitian, tapi merupakan rangkaian penelitian yang berkelanjutan.

8. DAFTAR PUSTAKA

Bagian ini hanya memuat referensi yang benar-benar dirujuk; dengan demikian, referensi yang dimasukkan pada bagian ini akan ditemukan tertulis pada bagian-bagian sebelumnya.

3. Data yang harus dicantumkan jika sumber dari buku atau majalah

Dalam tulisan resensi data buku atau majalah “wajib” dicantumkan dalam penulisan tersebut. Setiap penulisan memiliki penyajian yang berbeda-beda dalam mencantumkan data buku. Tidak ada aturan yang baku dalam penyajian data buku ini. Yang terpenting adalah pembaca tahu tentang buku yang diresensi dalam penulisan tersebut.

Beberapa contoh kutipan penulisan data buku:

a) Majalah Gatra

Dalam pencantuman data buku, majalah Gatra tidak menulis secara lengkap, kecuali hanya beberapa data sebagaimana di bawah ini:

      
The Swordless Samurai; Pemimpin Legendaris Jepang Abad XVI
Penulis   : Kitami Masao
Penerbit : Redline Publishing, Jakarta, 2009, 256 halaman
(sumber: N. Mursidi, "Jenderal Legendaris dari Nakamura", Gatra nomor 23 tahun XV/ 16-22 April 2009)

b) Koran Jakarta

Berbeda dengan koran lain, Koran Jakarta dalam penulisan (“pencantuman”) data buku mensyaratkan tentang harga buku;

      
Judul buku     : Karmaka Surjaudaja; Tidak Ada yang Tidak Bisa
Penulis           : Dahlan Iskan
Penerbit         : Elex Media Komputindo, Jakarta
Cetakan         : Pertama, 2012
Tebal buku     : 280 halaman
Harga buku    : 49.800,00
(sumber: N Mursidi, "Perjuangan Hebat untuk Tetap "Hidup", Koran Jakarta, Selasa 20 Maret 2012)

Sumber : http://programindonesiamenulis.blogspot.com/2012/04/6-mencantumkan-data-buku.html