This research aims to determine the role of investigation audit techniques, investigative audit standards and investigative audit profesionalism in determining the level of fraud. There have been many fraud cases that have occured, especially in Indonesia, so we need to know the magnitude of the influence of each variable in knowing and disclosing the level of fraud that has occurred. Audit techniques and standards that are applied optimally, complemented by high professionalism of auditors, should produce maximum results in revealing and knowing the level of fraud that has occurred. This research uses qualitative methods by conducting literature studies from previous articles and research. Data sources were obtained from journals, books and articles on the internet that were relevant to the theme of this research. The result of this researchs are that investigative audit techniques and the proffesionalism of investigative auditors have an influence in disclosing fraud to determine the level of fraud that has occurred.

The aim of this research is to determine the relevance of diamond fraud theory in assessing fraudulent behavior. This research is a qualitative descriptive study using literature. The results of this research indicate that diamond fraud theory is not relevant in assessing fraudulent behavior. At this time, the fraud hexagon theory is appropriate and relevant in assessing fraudulent behavior.

Village fund and budget programs are activities carried out by the central government to develop Indonesia in developing village potential by empowering the local economy to realize community independence and create sustainable, independent villages. Cupak village, Ngusikan sub-district, Jombang district is one of the villages that has the potential for a religious tourism village, part of the villages assisted by the Higher Education Matching Fund by the accounting study program at the University of 17 August 1945 Surabaya. This village has a phenomenon that shows a level of independence in the management of the budgeting process that is still lacking by the local government. This explains the need for internal audits in the process of improving regional finances so that they can be used properly by both the regional government and the community. The research team chose a qualitative approach to produce internal audit results regarding the budgeting process and fund allocation in the Cupak religious tourism village, Jombang. They will also provide advice to interested parties. Researchers hope that the government and the community of Cupak village, Jombang will be involved in the process of preparing, implementing and being accountable for village fund budgeting.