“…The basic objective of financial reporting is concerned with providing useful information for economic decision-making. Financial reporting reliability is defined as the published financial statements that are being prepared reliably in order to provide information useful to users in making economic decisions (Tontiset & Kaiwinit, 2015;Socea, 2012;Shahwan, 2008;Marriner & Nuseiben, 2004). For this research, we focus on financial reporting reliability in seven dimensions that are based on the qualitative characteristics of financial statement in conceptual framework for financial reporting including predictive value, confirmative value, entity-specific material, completeness, neutrality, free from error, and verifiability (Ogundana et al, 2017;International Accounting Standards Board [IASB], 2015;Yurisandi & Puspitasari, 2015;Hasan, Abdullah, & Hossain, 2014).…”