This study aims to determine the accountability, transparency, and implementation of ISAK 35 in the financial management of the Sabilillah Mosque in Malang in the 2021 observation year. This research used a qualitative method. Primary and secondary data were collected from observations, interviews, and documentation. The collected data will be compared with Law No. 28 of 2004 and ISAK 35. The results show that the Sabilillah Mosque Malang has implemented accountability indicators but is not yet accountable because the financial statements of the Sabilillah Mosque Malang have not implemented ISAK 35. Meanwhile, transparency has not been fully implemented because it has not complied with Law No. 28 of 2004.
This research examines the extent to which the application of Financial Accounting Standards in non-profit organizations. This research uses a literature study analyzed from a review of 102 articles with three methods, namely planning, implementation, and reporting, by producing 28 articles. Then the 28 articles were reviewed using a comparison technique, looking for similarities between several works of literature and concluding. The results of the 28 articles’ review show that non-profit organizations have not yet applied the applicable Financial Accounting Standards in Indonesia. They are still using the cash basis and single entry method of recording due to several constraints, such as limited human resources and knowledge of financial statement preparation. This research is different from previous research because this research is the first to review how the implementation of SAK in non-profit organizations in Indonesia, most of the previous research focused on only one entity, while this research examines how all non-profit organizations (mosques and churches, foundations, Islamic boarding schools, social institutions, orphanages).

