states that Capital Expenditure has no influence and is not significant on Maintenance
Expenditure. It is possible that the allocation of maintenance expenditure did not take
into account the allocation of capital expenditure during the current year. In contrast to
the research results (Rustiyaningsih, 2012), (Kurniawan, 2021), and (Budi, 2019) show
that Capital Expenditure has an effect and is significant on Maintenance Expenditure.
The increase in the capital expenditure budget will indirectly be accompanied by an
increase in the maintenance expenditure budget for fixed assets which is realized in the
capital expenditure budget (Kurniawan, 2021). The difference in the results of this
study is caused by the use of samples, periods and different ways of measuring
variables.
Effect of Fixed Asset Value, Regional Original Income, and Capital
Expenditure simultaneously on Maintenance Expenditure
Based on the results of hypothesis testing, the effect of Fixed Asset Value,
Regional Original Income, and Capital Expenditure on Maintenance Expenditure has ana
Fcount of 4,576. When compared with Ftable of 2.33, Fcount is greater than Ftable
(4,576 > 2.73). In addition, the significance value of the variable Value of Fixed Assets,
Regional Original Income and Capital Expenditures together shows a value below the
significant level of 5% (α = 0.05) which is 0.005. So it can be concluded that the
variables of Fixed Asset Value, Regional Original Income and Capital Expenditure
simultaneously have a positive and significant relationship or effect on Maintenance
Expenditures in the Regency/City of South Sumatra Province. This means that the
fourth hypothesis in this study is accepted. Furthermore, based on the strength of the
relationship between the dependent variable and the independent variable or analysis
to determine how much the independent variable explains the dependent variable, it
can be seen that the coefficient of determination is 0.127. This means that 12.7% of
the variables regarding Maintenance Expenditures in the Regency/City of South
Sumatra Province are influenced by the Value of Fixed Assets, Regional Original Income
and Capital Expenditures, while the rest is influenced by other variables.
Sources of revenue from the Regional Government itself such as local taxes,
levies from, and other legitimate income have been able to finance all expenditures to
facilitate community needs in financing the large budget allocation for additional capital
expenditures. Capital expenditures are allocated for expansion or increasing the number
of existing assets with the aim of improving services. The amount of revenue in addition
to fixed assets is of course accompanied by maintenance expenditures to maintain the
condition of government assets so that they can function properly and are ready for
use. Therefore, fixed assets need to be maintained and maintained in condition.
Maintenance activities are usually carried out on goods that are used without changing,