Abstract:
There is a gap in the practice of budget tranparency through website and the majority of local
governments have not optimized the use of Internet technology. The purpose of this paper is to
examine the extent to which level of higher education, internet access in households, local revenue,
local expenditure and intergovernmental revenue influence budget transparency on the official website
of local government. The data of this research comprise 102 budget document during the period 2017–
2019 collected from 34 local governments across Indonesia by employing the census method. The data
then are analyzed using logistic regression. The results of this study show that level of higher
education and internet access in households has a positive significant influence to budget transparency
on local government websites in Indonesia, while the local revenue, local expenditure and
intergovernmental revenue have no significant influences to budget transparency on local government
websites in Indonesia