The Influence of Green Tax Implementation and Social Responsibility Programs on Environmentally Sustainable Development in The Manufacturing Industry

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The Influence of Green Tax Implementation and Social
Responsibility Programs on Environmentally Sustainable
Development in The Manufacturing Industry
Mela Amelia1
, Yanti2
, Lilis Lasmini3
Program Study Accounting, Faculty Economics and Business, University of Buana Perjuangan, Indonesia
Corresponding author: Yanti
ABSTRACT : The issue of climate change related to carbon emissions has become an alarming global
phenomenon. The manufacturing sector contributes significantly to global greenhouse gas emissions. Therefore,
efforts to mitigate climate change through the implementation of green taxes and Social Responsibility
Programsare important for manufacturing industry. This research aims to analyze the effect of implementing
green tax and Social Responsibility Programs on environmentally sustainable development in manufacturing
industry. A quantitative approach is used with the research object of manufacturing industry listed on the
Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2020-2022. Analyzed using Partial Least Square (PLS) method. The research
results show that the implementation of green tax has a significant effect on environmentally sustainable
development, while Social Responsibility Programsdo not have a significant effect. These findings indicate that
green tax policies are effective in encouraging companies to switch to more environmentally friendly business
practices, but Social Responsibility Programshave not been fully integrated with environmental sustainability
efforts. This research contributes to the literature related to fiscal policy instruments and corporate social
responsibility practices in supporting environmentally sound sustainable development in the manufacturing
sector.
KEYWORDS: Green tax; Social responsibility; Environmentally sustainable development; Manufacturing
industry
I. INTRODUCTION
Climate change related to carbon emissions has become a global phenomenon and a serious issue at
present. Awareness of the gap between the level of economic prosperity and the level of environmental pollution
continues to be a concern worldwide (Padilla-lozano & Collazzo, 2022). Industrialization, which is marked by
the expansion of industrial activities within company activities that focus on the single goal of seeking profit,
means that in every industrial activity, the financial aspect is prioritized by generating the highest possible profit
(Agustina et al., 2019). However, increased industrial productivity is often achieved by neglecting social
values, Causing dangerous consequences for environmental sustainability. (Garcia-Lamarca et al., 2021).
However, increased industrial productivity is often achieved by neglecting social values, resulting in adverse
effects on the environment (Garcia-Lamarca et al., 2021). In 2023, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate
Change (IPCC) stated that the manufacturing sector contributed to the global increase in greenhouse gas
emissions. Meanwhile, the European Commission revealed that the inventory of greenhouse gases not only
includes carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions but also other gases such as dinitrogen oxide (N2O), methane (CH4),
and fluorinated gases (F gases)(Singh & Gahlot, 2023). These gases are the largest contributors to GHGs in the
atmosphere, causing global warming. Pollutants in waste pose a serious threat to environmental sustainability
(Lasmini et al., 2022). The industrial sector contributes a very significant global carbon dioxide (CO2)
emission, with a percentage of 24% (14 GtCO2-eq) of the total world GHG emissions (IPCC, 2023).
The high carbon emissions from these manufacturing activities mainly come from the consumption and
use of large amounts of energy. The burning of fossil fuels to produce electricity and heat in the
manufacturing production process is the main source of greenhouse gas emissions. Based on the
Environmental Performance Index released in 2022, the condition of environmental sustainability and
protection in Indonesia is still considered very poor. Indonesia's score and ranking are relatively low,
both in global comparison and among Asia-Pacific countries (Ahdiat, 2022).
Environmental sustainability has emerged as the paramount priority in striking an equilibrium between
economic prosperity, societal well-being, and ecological conservation. The issue of sustainable environment

regarding global warming is related to many things, including the implementation of green tax and economic
growth. Conversely, economic development also depends on the activities of the manufacturing sector. This
causes a dilemma (trade-off) between economic growth and environmental preservation. The manufacturing
industry plays a crucial role in this change because the rapid and consistent increase in manufacturing sector
activities has put tremendous The immense stress imposed on environmental conditions, nature's bounties, and
the social fabric of humanity (Sadiq et al., 2023) .
Companies have social responsibility as an effort to realize sustainable environmental development.
One of them is through social responsibility activities, which are the company's way of communicating with its
environment. Corporate social responsibility is a principle that mandates businesses to prioritize the triple
bottom line approach, encompassing societal, financial, and ecological considerations (Sabrina, 2022). ). This
concept requires companies not only to prioritize economic profits in their operations, But also to pay attention
to and solve social and environmental problems as a form of responsibility in carrying out business activities.
Social responsibility encourages companies to run a sustainable and ethical business by balancing social,
economic, and environmental aspects.
One of the policy instruments that can be implemented in mitigation efforts by manufacturing industry
to support environmentally sustainable development is the green tax, which is the implementation of taxes for
production activities that are not environmentally friendly. Meanwhile, Social Responsibility Programssuch as
environmental conservation, energy efficiency, and recycling are part of the company's social responsibility
toward the environment. The combination of the government's green tax policy implementation and the increase
in Social Responsibility Programsby companies is expected to encourage manufacturing industry to transform
toward a more environmentally sustainable business.
There has been a lot of research on green tax and social responsibility, but previous studies have mostly
analyzed green tax and social responsibility separately towards environmentally sustainable development.
Research conducted by (Wahyuningsih, Muyassaroh, & Eka, 2021) explains that this green tax policy is
motivated by the increasing environmental damage due to waste pollution and emissions produced by the
activities of several large industries that do not prioritize environmentally friendly aspects. This is in line with
the research of (Yuliasih & Susetyo, 2020) that in environmentally friendly operational practices and
environmental management certification, the implementation is still low. Therefore, encouragement is needed
for the industrial sector to gradually implement environmental standards and prioritize sustainability aspects.
Most of the literature on the implementation of green tax and corporate social responsibility comes from
developed countries. Empirical research in developing countries is still very limited. Previous research has not
extensively linked the implementation of green tax and social responsibility with the achievement of
environmentally sustainable goals, so it needs to be further investigated.
Based on the explanation in the background, the research questions in this study are:
RQ1: How does the implementation of green tax influence environmentally sustainable development in
manufacturing industry?
RQ2: How does social responsibility activity influence environmentally sustainable development in
manufacturing industry?
II. LITERATURE REVIEW HIPOTESIS DEVELOPMENT
Green economy Theory
The notion of a green economy amalgamates economic, environmental, and societal tenets to foster
holistic, sustainable progress (Makmun, 2020). The concept of the green economy was first introduced in 1989
through a book titled "Blueprint for a Green Economy" written by Edward Barbier (Nugraha et al., 2024).
UNEP defines the green economy as an economic system that balances long-term social welfare improvement,
economic sustainability, and environmental protection and social aspects (Gibbs & O’Neill, 2017). Social
responsibility has become the strategic focus of a number of companies(Shen & Lin, 2022). The green economy
strategy aims to develop the carbon market, promote environmentally friendly technological innovation, and
increase efficient and low-carbon emission investments (Margono et al., 2022). In its implementation, the
motivation for companies to carry out environmentally friendly activities is driven by many factors (Tathiana &
Taihitu, n.d.), To realize a green economy, policies are needed that regulate the use of natural resources and
environmental management in a proper and wise manner.
The green economy theory serves as a theoretical basis for explaining the relationship between
business practices, the environment, and sustainable development. One of the policy instruments in the green
economy is the green tax, which aims to reduce negative impacts on the environment (Empiris et al., 2022).
Social responsibility is one of the responsibilities carried out by companies to be able to behave ethically, as an
effort to maximize the positive impact on economic, social and environmental aspects(Novianti Arnas et al.,
2019). Sustainable development efforts are one form of environmental preservation amidst the many economic
and social developments (Hernimawati et al., 2020). Current climate change and global warming demand a
transformation towards a more sustainable and socially inclusive green economy with the participation of

various stakeholders to realize a balanced economic activity system in terms of economy, social, and
environment(Hepburn et al., 2021)
Environmental Accounting
Environmental accounting represents a strategic initiative that integrates environmental cost
implications within the accounting procedures embraced by corporations and governmental entities (Wijayanto
et al., 2021). Improving environmental performance encourages companies to increase disclosure of information
measuring business activities, the results of which are reported to stakeholders(Yanti et al.,2022). Therefore,
companies must be able to develop into organizations that can generate direct benefits for the community
(Kurniadi & Wardoyo, 2022). Environmental accounting is important to help business entities and stakeholders
understand the role of ecosystems in supporting long-term operational sustainability(Wijayanto et al., 2021).
Within the realm of environmental accounting, terminologies such as "full," "total," "true," and "life cycle" are
employed to underscore the notion that conventional accounting methodologies are deficient, as they neglect to
factor in costs associated with environmental implications(Unud, n.d.). In addition, the integration of
environmental costs into the accounting system of manufacturing industry is expected to encourage
accountability and transparency of their social and environmental impacts, as well as open up opportunities for
environmentally friendly product and process innovation (Wahyuningsih, Muyassaroh, & Eka, 2021).
Environmental accounting can improve the position and credibility of a business, which has a lasting positive
impact (Ye, 2023). The application of environmental accounting allows management to make strategic decisions
that are responsible for environmental sustainability, while increasing company valuation by evaluating the
extent to which the scope of environmental accounting implementation has encouraged social accountability of
manufacturing industry.
Green tax
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development defines a green tax as a form of levy
imposed on certain economic units whose activities can have an impact on environmental conditions(Kumala et
al., 2021). Tax in its operational function is intended to regulate and implement government policies in the
implementation of social and economic policies (Studi, Fakultas, et al., 2022). Taxation has been used as an
instrument to control and prevent environmental damage (Irianto et al., 2018). In this case, the green tax is a
concept with the application of the polluter pays principle, including transportation taxes, pollution taxes, carbon
taxes, energy taxes, and natural resource taxes(Mpofu, 2022). A green tax is a fiscally neutral levy that offers
three potential advantages: enhancing environmental quality, minimizing tax burdens, and bolstering job
creation(Kurniadi & Wardoyo, 2022). The preparation of the green tax has two considerations, including the
balance of emission measurement and the set tax rate(Mitta & Budi, 2022). To implement corporate social
responsibility policies and sustainable development, companies need to integrate environmental considerations
into every business decision and focus on achieving net zero emission targets. The green tax is used as one
mechanism to increase environmental conservation efforts (incentives) and to prevent and address
environmental damage and pollution (disincentives) to ecosystems to encourage reduction of pollution and
unsustainable use of natural resources by providing financial incentives that direct individuals, businesses, or
industries to switch to more environmentally friendly practices (Putra & Adry, 2022).
Social Responsibility
Social responsibility is the obligation of a company to make a positive contribution to society through
sustainable business practices(Apriani & Khairani, 2023). Social responsibility is a matter of social virtue, and
its basis is voluntary (Agustina et al., 2019). Social responsibility is utilized as an effort to maintain good
relations with all parties related to the company, both internal and external (Yuliasih & Susetyo, 2020).The level
of social responsibility affects the improvement of the company's economic performance results (Oktamayuni,
2021). However, waste and emissions produced by companies often have an impact on the company's
environment, reflecting inefficient operations(Wijayanto et al., 2021). Consequently, embracing social
responsibility initiatives presents an opportune avenue to enhance environmental management performance,
concurrently fulfilling the mandates of environmental conservation (Padilla-lozano & Collazzo, 2022). The role
and obligations of companies regarding social responsibility increase awareness of social issues and
environmental damage (Khan et al., 2021). Social Responsibility Programshave an impact on the company's
image in the eyes of the community and improve the company's economic performance (Yuliasih & Susetyo,
2020). The scope of social responsibility according to (Novianti Arnas et al., 2019) is a very broad and complex
environment, especially to realize community development from various fields and pay attention to the
environment in an effort to achieve environmentally sustainable development.
Environmentally Sustainable Development

The World Commission on Environment and Development (WCED) has delineated the tenets of
sustainable development, placing emphasis on environmental conservation and the concurrent pursuit of
economic and societal sustainability. Sustainable development is defined as an ongoing development process
that takes into account the natural resources used within reasonable limits and shifts to more environmentally
friendly natural resources(Sabrina, 2022). The encouragement to integrate sustainable technology is an effort to
support sustainable development(Wahyuningsih, Muyassaroh, & Eka, 2021). Sustainable development goals
include providing opportunities for people to live in peace, reducing poverty and hunger, improving global
health, and protecting the environment(Bórawski et al., 2022). Sustainable development also emphasizes the
importance of strategic capabilities leading to product management, pollution prevention, and sustainable
development, as well as how strategic capabilities lead to competitive advantage(Rehman et al., 2022).
Sustainable development is the result of social development and economic growth that significantly affects
policy choices (Proses & Dan, 2019). This sustainable development is intended as a form of rejection of current
activities that damage the future environment. Sustainable development focuses on pursuing growth and
progress in a manner that fulfills socio-economic requirements while simultaneously mitigating severe
detrimental effects that endanger the environment and deplete natural resources(Bórawski et al., 2022). The
pursuit of sustainable development underscores the critical need to harmonize environmental conservation,
equitable social policies, and economic advancement into a cohesive and balanced approach(Mpofu, 2022).
Sustainable development efforts balance the need to improve environmental well-being while obtaining social
and economic benefits.
III. RESEARCH FAMEWORK AND HIPOTESIS DEVELOPMENT
Research Framework
Figure 1. Conceptual Framework
Research Hypotheses
The effect of green tax implementation on environmentally sustainable development in the manufacturing
industry
The green tax is an environmentally friendly fiscal policy instrument that can help internalize the costs
due to carbon emissions in the industrial sector. The implementation of the green tax policy increases company
competitiveness with sustainable business practices(Wibowo & Rasji, 2023). Green taxation serves as an
incentive for corporations to bolster their investments in eco-friendly initiatives, curtail pollutant discharges, and
enhance their overall environmental sustainability practices (Empiris et al., 2022). The green tax policy aims to
promote renewable energy so manufacturing industry that implement environmentally sustainable development,
such as energy efficiency, the use of renewable energy, contribute to climate change mitigation. The
implementation of an ecological-based taxation scheme such as the green tax has a positive impact in supporting
business actors to protect the environment(Wahyuningsih, Muyassaroh, & Eka, 2021). With the effective
implementation of the green tax, It yields beneficial effects on the enhancement of environmentally sustainable
practices and outcomes Manufacturing industry will switch to more environmentally friendly production
processes, utilize renewable raw materials, or implement better recycling. The research results (Mpofu, 2022)
state that the green tax policy can direct the behavior of the industrial and public sectors to be more responsible
for nature conservation, which is in line with research conducted(Studi, Akuntansi, et al., 2022) regarding the
implementation of the green tax policy has effectiveness in suppressing the rate of GHG emissions as an effort
to mitigate climate change. The research results(Aristantia, 2021). Overall, Green taxation serves as a crucial
policy tool in the endeavors to curb greenhouse gas emissions and foster the towardstransition an economy with
minimal carbon footprint. Environmentally sustainable development is an indicator of the success of
manufacturing industry in integrating the principles of sustainable development in business practices for
mitigating the impact of production on climate change.
Based on the description above, the hypothesis proposed in this study is:
Green tax (X1)
Indicator :
1.Environmental Cost
Social Respobility (X2)
Indicator :
1.Cost of CSR
Environmentally sustainable
Development (Y)
1.The Resulting GHG
Emissions
Past Research
(Wibowo & Rasji, 2023)
H1
H2
Past Research
(Hajawiyah et al., 2022)

H1: The implementation of green tax has a significant effect on the environmentally sustainable development of
manufacturing industry.
The Effect of Social Responsibility Programs on Environmentally Sustainable Development in
Manufacturing Industry
Social responsibility is the company's commitment to fulfill its responsibilities to society and the
environment in operating economically, socially, and environmentally. The obligation to carry out social
responsibility is the right of a business entity whose main job is related to natural resources, energy utilization,
and environmental damage (Irianto et al., 2018). Social Responsibility Programsprovide social legitimacy and
support from stakeholders to companies to implement environmental sustainability practices(Agustina et al.,
2019). States that the commitment of a number of companies to implement social responsibility shows a
contribution to the achievement of sustainable development goals in the future. Social responsibility ensures that
the company's operational and production processes are environmentally friendly and pay attention to affected
communities, which is realized through various activities(Novianti Arnas et al., 2019). This is in line with the
research of (Marsdenia & Martani, 2018) that Social Responsibility Programshave a positive effect on the
environment, the higher the company's social responsibility performance, the better the company's
environmental sustainability practices. By implementing social responsibility activities, companies can
contribute to efforts to address climate change through strategic steps to control greenhouse gas emissions
(Hajawiyah et al., 2022). To achieve environmentally sustainable development, one of the community
empowerment programs that can be carried out by companies is CSR (Yuliasih & Susetyo, 2020). The
achievement of environmentally sustainable development shows a balance between the economic interests of the
company and long-term ecological sustainability. Thus, social responsibility has a strategic role for the efforts of
manufacturing industry in realizing environmentally friendly sustainable development as part of mitigating
global climate change.
Based on the description above, the hypothesis proposed in this study is:
H2: The implementation of Social Responsibility Programs a positive effect on the achievement of
environmentally sustainable development in manufacturing industry.
RESEARCH METHODS
This study employed a quantitative approach. The objects used in this research were manufacturing industry
listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange from 2020 to 2022, sourced from the website www.idx.co.id, with a
total sample of 99 companies. The sampling method utilized criteria with a purposive sampling model. Data
collection was conducted through library research, recording data listed on the IDX obtained through the annual
report web page, which could be used to calculate environmental costs, environmental performance costs, and
Social Responsibility. The collected data were analyzed using the Smart PLS (Partial Least Square) test tool,
consisting of Measurement Model analysis, structural analysis, and hypothesis testing.
V. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Table 1. Hypothesis Testing Results
Original
Sample
(O)
Sample Mean
(M)
Coefficient
Intervals
Standard
Deviation
(STDEV)
T Statistic
(IO/STDEVI)
P
Values
2.5% 97.5%
GT -> ESD 0.321 0.302 -0.018 0.513 0.124 2.591 0.010
SR -> ESD 0.016 0.017 -0.117 0.179 0.073 0.219 0.827
Source: Data processed (2024)
Based on the path coefficient, t-statistic, and p-value, it can be seen that Green tax has a significant positive
influence on Environmentally Sustainable Development with a t-statistic value of 2.591 > 1.96 and a p-value of
0.010 < 0.05. Within a 95% confidence interval, the influence of green tax on environmentally sustainable
development lies between -0.018 and 0.513. Meanwhile, Social Responsibility does not have a significant
influence on Environmentally Sustainable Development with a t-statistic value of 0.219 < 1.96 and a p-value of
0.827 > 0.05. Within a 95% confidence interval, the influence of social responsibility on environmentally
sustainable development lies between -0.117 and 0.179.

The Impact of Green tax Implementation on Environmentally Sustainable Development in
Manufacturing industry
The hypothesis testing results in this study prove that the implementation of the green tax policy has a
significant influence on the achievement of environmentally sustainable development in manufacturing industry.
This conclusion is supported by the data from the path coefficient test results, which show a t-statistic value of
2.591, where this figure is greater than the reference value of 1.96 at a 5% significance level (alpha).
Additionally, the P-value of 0.010 is also smaller than the 0.05 threshold. Consequently, the H1 hypothesis
postulated in this research can be upheld, leading to the conclusion that the imposition of green taxation exerts a
statistically significant influence on the advancement of environmentally sustainable practices within
manufacturing enterprises Tax policies and regulations have the potential to be utilized as instruments in
encouraging or inhibiting certain activities. The green tax is implemented as an effort to prevent
environmentally damaging actions, whether carried out by the community or companies. Therefore, the
implementation of this green tax is expected to encourage decision-making and actions that are more
environmentally conscious, which is an important aspect of environmentally sustainable development for a
company (Wahyuningsih, Muyassaroh, & Eka, 2021). This finding is in line with the theory that green tax refers
to the introduction of taxes imposed on activities that produce carbon emissions and pollution, as well as
activities that pollute the environment(Aristantia, 2021). This finding is also consistent with previous research
(Wahyuningsih, Muyassaroh, Faizal, et al., 2021)showing green tax as an environmental economic instrument in
realizing sustainable and environmentally friendly development. The implementation of green tax by companies
is a manifestation of their responsibility in preserving the environment (Hernimawati et al., 2020).
The Influence of Social Responsibility Programs on Environmentally Sustainable Development in
Manufacturing industry
The hypothesis testing results in this study prove that Social Responsibility Programs don’t have a
significant influence on environmentally sustainable development in manufacturing industry. This conclusion is
supported by the data from the path coefficient test results, The findings reveal a t-statistic value of 0.219 for the
relationship examined, which falls below the reference threshold of 1.96 at the 5% significance level (alpha =
0.05). Moreover, the associated P-value of 0.827 exceeds the 0.05 cut-off criterion. Given these statistical results
that fail to meet the required thresholds, the H1 hypothesis proposed in this study lacks sufficient evidence for
acceptance and must consequently be rejected. It can be concluded that Social Responsibility Programsdo not
significantly influence environmentally sustainable development in manufacturing industry. Social
Responsibility Programsprovide benefits by strengthening the relationship between companies, communities,
and the surrounding environment(Padilla-lozano & Collazzo, 2022). Companies are not limited to the internal
scope of the company, but also include the surrounding community and involve various other stakeholders. The
parties involved include business partners, suppliers, customers, government authorities, and non-governmental
organizations representing the interests of local communities and the environment. However, the
implementation of Social Responsibility Programsdoes not necessarily guarantee the achievement of
environmental sustainability. The scope of corporate social responsibility is very broad and complex, especially
in efforts to integrate societal developments from various fields while paying attention to environmental
sustainability to realize sustainable development. This finding contradicts the theory of the green economy,
which has a vision of sustainable development that combines economic efficiency and environmental
responsibility(Nugraha et al., 2024). This finding also contradicts the research hypothesis built based on
previous studies, such as a study conducted by (Yuliasih & Susetyo, 2020) To achieve environmentally
sustainable development, one of the community empowerment programs is Social Responsibility Programsthat
can be carried out by companies.
One possible reason for the insignificant influence of social responsibility on environmentally
sustainable development in this study is that the Social Responsibility Programscarried out by manufacturing
industry focus more on the social and community aspects, These factors encompass initiatives aimed at
empowering local communities as well as assessing and managing the direct ramifications of the company's
operational activities on the social conditions, traditional customs, and cultural fabric of the local communities
situated in close proximity(Junarto, 2023). Another possibility is that environmental-related Social
Responsibility Programsare still symbolic or only an effort to build a positive company image(Iswati &
Setiawan, 2020).
IV. CONCLUSION
The conclusion of this research is that the implementation of the green tax has a significant positive
influence on environmentally sustainable development in manufacturing industry. The green tax is implemented
as an effort to prevent environmentally damaging actions, whether carried out by the community or companies.
Therefore, the implementation of this green tax is expected to encourage decision-making and actions that are

more environmentally conscious. Meanwhile, Social Responsibility Programsdon’t have a significant influence
on environmentally sustainable development in manufacturing industry. This result rejects the research
hypothesis and differs from previous research findings; the implementation of Social Responsibility
Programsdoes not necessarily guarantee the achievement of environmental sustainability. The scope of social
responsibility is a very broad and complex area, especially in terms of integrating societal developments from
various fields and paying attention to environmental sustainability in the effort to achieve sustainable
development. Furthermore, there are several contributions from this research that can be used to add to the
research literature on green tax, social responsibility, and environmentally sustainable development.
There are several limitations to this research. First, this research only focuses on manufacturing
industry, so generalization to other sectors needs to be done. Second, the social responsibility variable in this
research is measured generally. Future research is suggested to add or replace variables that can influence
environmentally sustainable development, such as financial performance and corporate governance, and expand
the sample scope to other sectors to obtain more accurate and consistent research results from the variables used
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