Analisis Sumber dan Penggunaan Modal Kerja Pada Koperasi Kredit Swasti Sari Cabang Oeba

OLA, Kristina Setya Oreng (2020) Analisis Sumber dan Penggunaan Modal Kerja Pada Koperasi Kredit Swasti Sari Cabang Oeba. Undergraduate thesis, Unika Widya Mandira.

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Abstract

The working capital of the Swasti Sari Kupang Credit Cooperative has increased over the past three years, resulting in idle funds that can reduce the profits of the cooperatives. Therefore, the cooperative determines the amount of funds available and sees the source of the funds obtained. The main problem in this research is about the source and use of working capital for the Swasti Sari Kupang Credit Cooperative. The data obtained in this study are qualitative and quantitative data, primary data and documentation data. After the data is collected then it is processed and analyzed using qualitative analysis. The analysis results obtained from Swasti Sari Cooperative Credit sources come from principal savings, mandatory savings, reserve funds, risk reserves, and current year SHU. The use of working capital in the form of investments, the cost of acquiring fixed assets, and tax debt. The working capital source of Swasti Sari Kupang Credit Cooperative is greater than its use so that there is an increase in working capital, the source of working capital in 2016-2017 amounted to Rp 12,599,894,740, the use of working capital amounted to Rp 385,301,615, so there was an increase in working capital valued at Rp 12,214. 593,125. The source of working capital in 2017-2018 is IDR 15,364,734,838, the use of working capital is IDR 945,279,070, so there is an increase in working capital worth IDR 14,419,455,808. The suggestion for cooperatives as input for future improvement is that working capital that is larger than its use needs to be maintained so that there is no shortage of working capital which will disrupt the performance of the cooperative itself. While excess working capital, cooperatives can provide loans to members, as well as invest part of their capital in banks or puskopdit, to avoid idle funds which causes a decrease in cooperative profits.

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