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Accounting for Digital Currency: Preliminary Evidence From Malaysia

Table 1:

Respondents’ profile No. of respondents (N) %
Number of full-time employees
<200 106 61.3
201 – 1,000 29 16.8
1,001 – 2,000 9 5.2
2,001 – 3,000 3 1.7
3,001 – 4,000 3 1.7
4,001 – 5,000 3 1.7
>5,000 20 11.6
Total 173 100.0
Annual sales turnover
< RM50,000,000 76 44.0
RM50,000,001 to < RM100,000,000 30 17.3
RM100,000,001 to < RM250,000,000 11 6.4
RM250,000,001 to <RM400,000,000 6 3.5
RM400,000,001 to <RM550,000,000 7 4.0
RM550,000,001 to <RM700,000,000 7 4.0
RM700,000,001 to <RM1,000,000,000 5 2.9
>RM1,000,000,000 31 17.9
Total 173 100.0
Industry types
Consumer products 22 12.7
Industrial products 8 4.6
Construction 5 2.9
Trading/Services 64 37.0
Finance 58 33.5
Technology 10 5.8
Hotels 2 1.2
Properties 4 2.3
Total 173 100.0
Organization age
<10 years 43 24.9
11 – 20 years 46 27.7
21 – 30 years 31 17.9
31 – 40 years 13 7.5
41 – 50 years 10 5.8
>50 years 28 16.2
Total 173 100.0
Position of the respondents
Finance & accounting academics 36 20.8
Accounts executives 51 29.5
Accountants 35 20.2
Chief accountants 9 5.2
Financial controllers 24 13.9
Finance directors 15 8.7
Operational managers/non-accounting personnel 3 1.7
Total 173 100
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