2021 the 6th International Conference on E-Business and Mobile Commerce 2021
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Theory and Factors Influencing Fraud in Financial Statements: A Systematic Literature Review

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“…PT SNP was accused of committing credit fraud, resulting in a loss of Rp14 trillion, and five executive members were named as suspects. PT Garuda Indonesia was also suspected of manipulating its 2018 financial reports, particularly on its accrued income, which resulted in a major improvement in its reported profit to $809 million in 2018, from having a $216.58 million loss in the previous year (Soepriyanto et al, 2020). This issue was first brought up by two commissioners of the firm’s own major shareholders, who gave dissenting opinions and hence did not sign the financial report.…”
Section: Institutional Background and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PT SNP was accused of committing credit fraud, resulting in a loss of Rp14 trillion, and five executive members were named as suspects. PT Garuda Indonesia was also suspected of manipulating its 2018 financial reports, particularly on its accrued income, which resulted in a major improvement in its reported profit to $809 million in 2018, from having a $216.58 million loss in the previous year (Soepriyanto et al, 2020). This issue was first brought up by two commissioners of the firm’s own major shareholders, who gave dissenting opinions and hence did not sign the financial report.…”
Section: Institutional Background and Hypothesis Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are many theories in this era. The four prominent theories of fraud are “Fraud scale theory,” “Fraud Pentagon Theory,” “Fraud triangle Theory,” and “Fraud Diamond Theory.” The most common and influential factors among these theories are pressure, competency, opportunity, and rationalization ( Christian and Basri, 2019 ; Soepriyanto et al, 2021 ). Hence, the author of this article has selected the Diamond theory as having more important factors.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%