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This research entitled "Analysis of Community Compliance Level in Paying Land and Building Taxes (UN) Case Study of Lonam Village District of Sambas Regency" is a fundamental research considering that the transition of UN status which was originally a central tax has now become a regional tax. UN acceptance is very instrumental in regional development. The object in this study is the United Nations taxpayer and government officials who are authorized to collect the United Nations tax. The purpose of this research is to find out the community's compliance in paying land and building tax as an effort to increase the regional income in Lonam village. factors that influence community compliance in paying Land and Building Taxes as an effort to increase Regional Income in Lonam village, Subdistrict subdistrict. The research method used qualitative research, which is a research process that produces descriptive data the form of written or oral information obtained from the research object. This research is expected to be a benchmark for the government, whether taxpayers have complied with paying the UN and whether the community already knows the rules that are set because this research can be used as supporting media in the implementation of government regulations, especially the Regional Regulation. Sambas Number 6 of 2012 concerning Land and Rural and Urban Building Taxes.

The purpose of this research is to analyze compliance of the village government implementing UU RI nomor 6 tahun 2014 about the village, especially on paragraph 71-75 and the derivatives regulation governing about village financial management cycle. The research method used is descriptive qualitative method. To obtain the data, writers used data collection techniques include gradual interview and documentation techniques. Based on data obtained from various sources concluded that there are three indicators to measure the level of compliance of the village administration in the village financial management cycle. Three indicators are visible from the village knowledge about the UU RI nomor 6 tahun 2014 and derivatives regulation on the financial management of the village, the village financial management cycle, and adherence to the village financial management principles. Guidance and supervision by the central and local governments is indispensable for the village government in managing the finances of the village. Implementation of the law is a form of village government compliance towards good governance.

The Research of SISKEUDES Application Acceptance Analysis in local government environment of Sambas district is to know the extent of acceptance of SISKUEDES application in Sambas district. Total respondents were 50 village apparatus from ten districts in Sambas district. The sub-districts are Selakau, Selakau Timur, Salatiga, Pemangkat, Semparuk, Tebas, Sebawi, Sambas, Sejangkung, Sajad and Subah sub-districts. The study was conducted using Theory Acceptance Model (TAM) with seven pure constructs (seven hypotheses). Actual Use (AU) as the dependent variable, while perceived ease of use (PEOU), perceived usefulness (PU), attitude (ATT), behavioral intention (BI) as independent variables. Based on multiple regresilinear regression analysis with SPSS 17 application it can be seen that H1, H2, H3, and H5 are accepted because the significance value in Anova table is smaller than 0.05. While H4, H6, and H7 rejected. Based on this it can be concluded that perceived usefulness perceptions and perceived ease of use perceptions become the benchmark of rural apparatus to accept an application.

This article discusses river restoration movement through analytical frame of multilayered political process of river restoration movement. River restoration movement is very important to study, not only because of limited social science literature on this theme, but also because of the uniqueness of movement dynamic from one region to another. Method selected was an explanatory case study to explain the multilayered political process occurring in river restoration movement conducted by Forsidas Gajah Wong Yogyakarta. The first layer is base or grassroots of movement becoming an important keyword to be tipping point of the movement by building common consciousness of the urgency to recover degraded river. The process of consolidation and of building shared point of view is an unforgettable part despite spatial-scale implementation. The second layer consists of policy maker elites and central actors serving as the activator of the support raising process at either executive or legislative level. In addition, building social network between river communities reinforce the processes at base and elite levels. The procedure of movement is as follows: (1) preparing the people socially by means of building common consciousness and equating the perspectives among the people living in the river bank; (2) building consolidation between the people living in the river bank connected spatially to each other through Forsidas Gajah Wong institution; (3) raising support, lobby, and advocacy from policy makers including executives and legislatives to contribute to the process of organizing settlement along the river and rubbish and waste processing facility to reduce river degradation rate; (4) joint action constitutes mutual cooperation (gotong royong) and selfhelp in the attempt of restoring river ecosystem; and (5) reflection and movement evaluation processes. The important contribution of current research is related to the importance of multilayered political process in the procedure and the dynamic of river restoration ...