Lidiyawati ,S.E,, M.Sc., Cert.DA.

Lidiyawati is an academic and researcher in the field of accounting, with a primary focus on behavioral accounting, taxation, and the digitalization of accounting information systems. Affiliated with Bina Nusantara University, she has developed a scholarly profile supported by research publications and academic contributions within the Indonesian context. Her work reflects a multidisciplinary orientation that integrates accounting, behavioral insights, and technological advancement in financial systems. 

Her research interests include mental accounting, tax incentives, and financial decision-making behavior, particularly in relation to how individuals and organizations respond to fiscal policies and economic stimuli. She has contributed to studies examining financial behavior and green consumption patterns, highlighting the role of psychological and behavioral factors in shaping sustainable economic practices. These works position her within the broader discourse on behavioral accounting and sustainability. 

In addition, Lidiyawati actively explores the impact of digital transformation on accounting systems and financial processes. Her research includes the adoption and implementation of accounting information systems, as well as the role of digital platforms in enhancing efficiency, transparency, and decision-making within organizations. Her work emphasizes the importance of integrating technological innovation with accounting practices to support organizational performance in an increasingly digital environment. 

Her academic contributions also extend to collaborative research in finance and accounting, including studies on Islamic finance and the development of financial graduates in the context of Indonesia’s growing sharia financial industry. These contributions demonstrate her engagement in broader financial ecosystems and her interest in aligning accounting education with industry needs. 

Beyond research, Lidiyawati is actively involved in academic and professional activities, including teaching, research collaboration, and knowledge dissemination. Her work reflects a commitment to bridging theoretical insights with practical applications, particularly in supporting financial literacy, improving accounting practices, and advancing sustainable and technology-driven financial systems. 

With a research trajectory that integrates behavioral accounting, taxation, and digital innovation, Lidiyawati continues to contribute to the development of accounting knowledge and practice. Her approach combines empirical analysis with contextual relevance, aiming to enhance financial decision-making, support sustainable economic behavior, and respond to the challenges of an increasingly complex and digitally driven economic environment. 

DEGREE 

• Master of Science in Accounting, Majoring in Acoounting, Cumlaude Graduate, Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia (2010) 

• Bachelor Degree of Economy, Majoring in Accounting, Cumlaude Graduate, Syarif Hidayatulloh State Islamic University, Indonesia (2009) 

KEY RESEARCH AREAS 

• Mental Accounting & Green Consumption 

• Taxation & Taxpayer Compliance in MSMEs 

• Corporate Performance & Financial Stability 

• Accounting Information Systems & IT Development 

• Internet of Things (IoT) Adoption & User Acceptance 

• Accounting Education & Career Selection