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Detection of Financial Statement Fraud Using Fraud Pentagon Theory Perspective in Indonesia

Table 1: Measurement variables

Category Proxy Measurement Reference
Financial Statement Fraud (Y)
FSF FSF FSF = Firms selected as the fraud firms and non-fraud firmsWhere:1 = The fraud firm0 = The non-fraud firm Astuti et al. (2015), Beasley (1996), Zainudin and Hashim (2016), Ines (2017), Lokanan and Sharma (2018), Nasir et al. (2018), Omar et al. (2017), Pamungkas et al. (2018), Perols and Lougee (2011) Skousen and Wright (2011), Wei et al. (2017), Yusof et al. (2015)
Pressure/Stimulus
Financial stability Assets change (X1) A CHANGE = (Total assets t - Total assets t-1)/ Total Assets t-1 Avortri and Agbanyo (2020), Lokanan and Sharma (2018), Omukaga (2021), Ozcelik (2020), Skousen et al. (2009)
Opportunity
Nature of industry Receivable (X2) REC =Receivable t/Sales t – Receivable t-1/ Salest-1 Avortri and Agbanyo (2020), Lokanan and Sharma (2018), Omukaga (2021), Skousen et al. (2009)
Rationalization
Rationalization Audit Report (X3) AUDREPORT = A dummy variable for an audit opinionWhere:1 = Auditors give an unqualified opinion 0 = Otherwise Lokanan and Sharma (2018), Skousen et al. (2009)
Capability
Capability Independent Board of Commissionaire Independent (X4) INDBOC = % of Independent Board of Commissionaire Indarto and Ghozali (2016), Sari et al. (2020), Wijayani and Ratmono (2020)
Arrogance/Ego
Arrogance BOD Picture (X5) BODPIC = How frequently BOD’s picture appears in the annual report Pamungkas et al. (2018), Rukmana (2018), Yusof et al. (2015)
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