Pengaruh SPI, Financial Pressure Dan Kesesuaian Kompensasi Terhadap (Fraud) Pada Lembaga Perkreditan Desa

Abstract

Fraud is an intentional mistake. Accounting fraud (fraud) occurs to be the beginning of the emergence of corruption. Factors influencing accounting fraud are internal control pressure, financial pressure and compensation suitability. This study intends to assess the impact of internal control system efficacy, financial pressure, and appropriate pay on accounting fraud. The population of this study consisted of employees of the Se Village Credit Institution, Abiansemal District, with 198 respondents constituting the sample. This research use multiple linear regression, the coefficient of determination, the t test, and the F test for data analysis. Based on the study's findings, it is evident that: (1) the effectiveness of the tax internal control system has a significant and negative effect on accounting fraud, where the regression coefficient is - 0.297 and sig 0.000. (2) financial pressure has a significant positive effect on accounting fraud, where the regression coefficient is 0.179 and sig 0.000. (3) the suitability of compensation has a significant negative effect on accounting fraud, where the regression coefficient is - 0.163 and sig 0.000. The magnitude of the influence of the independent variable on accounting fraud is 51.2%. Suggestions that can be given by researchers are LPDs in Abiansemal district are expected to be effective in implementing internal controls, providing compensation in accordance with employee contributions and giving warnings or sanctions to employees who are proven to have committed fraud.