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Lampiran 1. Kuesioner penelitian
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Lampiran 2. Hasil Penelitian
Korelasi religiusitas dengan kepatuhan pajak
Korelasi rasa cinta terhadap uang dengan kepatuhan pajak
Korelasi persepsi keadilan pajak dengan kepatuhan pajak
Reliabilitas instrument rasa cinta terhadap uang
Cronbach's
Alpha N of Items
.776 16
Reliabilitas instrument keadilan pajak
Cronbach's
Alpha N of Items
.770 20
Reliabilitas instrument kepatuhan pajak Reliability Statistics
Cronbach's
Alpha N of Items
.790 11
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Lampiran 3. Data Penelitian
Lampiran 4. Susunan Organisasi dan Pembagian Tugas Tim Penelitian No. Nama/NIDN Instansi
Asal
Bidang Ilmu
Alokasi Waktu (Jam/Waktu)
Uraian Tugas
1 Meita Larasati, S.Pd., M.Sc (Ketua Peneliti)
UHAMKA Akuntansi 10 Ketua Peneliti
Bertanggung Jawab terhadap semua kegiatan penelitian yang dilakukan
Menjalin komunikasi dan berkolaborasi dengan
pihak tempat
dilaksanakannya penelitian
Berkordinasi dengan pihak pemberi dana
Membuat danmerevisi instrument penelitian
Mendistribusikan kuesioner
Melakukan tes validitas, reliabilitas dan statistic deskriptif
Melakukan analisis data penelitian
Membuat laporan penelitian
Menyusun
jurnal/artikel ilmiah
Bekerjasama dengan berbagai pihak
selama jalannya proses penelitian hingga penyusunan laporan
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Lampiran 5. Biodata Ketua Peneliti
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