Abstract
Corruption occurs everywhere, both in developing and developed countries. Corruption is an offense to enrich oneself. This corruption must be eradicated with forensic accounting. The aim of this research is to determine ten main components of forensic accounting that simultaneously influence the detection, disclosure and prevention of corruption fraud. The method used is quantitative with secondary data and analyzed using SPSS, especially multiple regression analysis. The results of the research state that ten main components of forensic accounting greatly influence the detection, disclosure and prevention of corruption fraud simultaneously so that it can be concluded that the better and more orderly the ten main components of forensic accounting are implemented, the better all companies in developing and developed countries will be in eradicating corruption fraud.
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