“…Based on the Indonesian Fraud Survey Report 2019, the occurrence of fraud was still dominated by corruption (54.4%), misappropriation assets (28.9%), and financial statements fraud (6.7%) within the loss rate being corruption (69.9%), misappropriation assets (20.9%) and financial statement fraud (9.2%) (ACFE Indonesia Chapter, 2020). Various studies have stated that fraud has occurred in government agencies in managing state or regional finances, fraud occurs starting from the planning, implementation, and administration stages , wherein budgeting fraud is carried out by exploiting loopholes in legal provisions and weaknesses supervision (Indriani et al, 2019), the modus used by inflating budget submissions (Kamal, 2018), manipulating accountability documents and committing fraud during asset procurement (Sholihah & Prasetyono, 2016). Fraud that occurs in government agencies was triggered by pressure, opportunities, and reasons for justification from financial managers (Manossoh, 2016), for tactical budget needs (Setiawan, 2019;Setiawan et al, 2013), and to make personal gain (Syahrina et al, 2017).…”