This community service activity is carried out to provide training and assistance to MSME groups that are members of the KSU Amangtiwi Malang City. This activity is carried out in relation to aspects of taxation and quality of product management, including aspects of trademark registration, food production certificates, foodstuff registration, halal label registration, and marketing methods. The hope is that these MSME players can stand up to their position in managing their products to enter the international market, as well as being orderly and obedient in tax administration. The method of implementing this activity combines online and offline to minimize the number of people gathering during the Covid-19 pandemi. The stages of the activities carried out were socialized and FGD (Focus Group Discussion) to identify initial needs; training in product management and marketing; assistance in trademark management; as well as training and assistance for MSME taxation and accounting. The activity was completed well and smoothly so that the participants were satisfied and This activity is assisted by this activity. Participants gain a better understanding of tax obligations and reporting procedures as well as an understanding of product management which includes trademark registration, SPP-IRT, BPOM and halal labels. Therefore, a follow-up program is needed so that assistance can be carried out inventively so that the participants are independent in managing their business. AbstrakKegiatan pengabdian kepada masyarakat ini dilakukan untuk memberikan pelatihan dan pendampingan kepada kelompok UMKM yang tergabung dalam KSU Amangtiwi Kota Malang. Kegiatan ini dilakukan berkaitan dengan aspek perpajakan dan kualitas pengelolaan produk, termasuk didalamnya aspek pendaftaran merek dagang, sertifikat produksi pangan, pendaftaran bahan pangan, pendaftaran label halal, hingga cara pemasarannya. Harapannya, para pelaku UMKM ini dapat mandiri dalam mengelola produknya hingga masuk ke pasar internasional, serta tertib dan patuh dalam hal Peningkatan pengetahuan aspek perpajakan dan kualitas pengelolaan …

Purpose — The purpose of this study is to strengthen the Governance of Village-Owned Business Entity (BUMDes) governance system by identifying and assuring intellectual capital, such as (1) brainstorming on human resource capacity improvement through the aspects of management, business plan, business process, finance and tax, information technology and marketing strategy; (2) BUMDes intellectual capital mapping as an attempt to improve the company’s value; (3) identifying and mapping strategies for community-based economy development; (4) creating a role model in strengthening BUMDes governance to encourage socio entrepreneurship (sociopreneurship). Design/methodology/approach — This is a qualitative study and uses a case study approach, so the result is analytical and descriptive in written or verbal words from observed behaviour. The population of this study is all BUMDes throughout Indonesia, and the object of the sample is BUMDes Cahaya Lestari, a village-owned entity located in Sumenep, East Java, Indonesia. The entity was selected as it is newly established and requires necessary development. Findings — The findings of this study are that there is no good governance in the BUMDes. So that researchers provide a model of strengthening governance. This community service is limited to one BUMDes. Practical implications — The practical implication is that the model for strengthening BUMDes governance can be applied by BUMDes in Indonesia. Originality/value — This paper presents a case of BUMDes governance, i.e Indonesia. It is hoped that this case will help prove an example of implementing BUMDes governance in Indonesia with weak governance that may have an impact on the viability of BUMDes. Keywords — BUMDes, Community-based economy, Good corporate governance, Intellectual capital, Sociopreneurship Paper type — Case study Keywords: BUMDes; community-based economy; good corporate governance; intellectual capital; sociopreneurship

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