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This research aims to find out the effect of income, operating costs, and
savings and loans on the rest of the business results. This is due to the alleged
lack of optimization of the company in increasing revenue and savings and
borrowing and in controlling the company's operating costs, thus making the rest
of the company's business results (SHU) fluctuating. The population in this study
is the financial statements of Swamitra Mitra Bahari Tegal savings cooperatives
for the period 2018 to 2020, while the samples used in this study are income,
operating expenses, saving loans, and the remaining business results (SHU) in the
financial statements of Swamitra Mitra Bahari Tegal savings and loan
cooperatives for the period 2018-2020. The data used is secondary data.
Hypothesis testing using SPSS 20 (2021). The results showed that: 1) revenue had
a significant effect on the remaining business results (SHU), 2) Operating
expenses have a significant effect on the remaining business results (SHU), 3)
savings and loans have no significant effect on the remaining business results
(SHU), 4) income, operating expenses and savings simultaneously significantly
affect the remaining business results (SHU). |
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