Effects of Government Internal Control System, Accessibility Financial Report, Local Financial Management Transparency, Local Financial Management Accountability Toward Local Government Performance

Abstract

The aims of this paper is to examine the effects of government internal control system (SPIP), accessibility financial report (ALK), local financial management transparency (TPKD), and local financial management accountability (APKD) toward local government performance (KPD) of Central Lombok Local Government of Indonesia. Type of this paper was causative research. The population in this study are internal and external stakeholders, with purposive sampling technique, and involving 150 respondents. The result of this test using SPSS 20 shows that Government internal control system has negative and not significant effect to local government performance, while Financial report accessibility, transparency, and accountability have positive and significant effect to local government performance. The results of this study can contribute to knowledge and development of accountancy literature especially public sector accountancy associated with local financial management and their implication to local government performance.