Assets Depreciation as an Economic Challenge Assets Recovery from Corruption

The state goes the extra mile to recover the assets and reduce the financial loss caused by corruption, which is to execute the assets from the perpetrators who use or get by corruption activity, causing state financial loss. This research aims to identify asset depreciation as one of the economic problems of asset recovery, impacting the asset value and cost of asset maintenance. This study methodology used socio-legal research with a financial analysis from a legal perspective. The results show that asset depreciation could affect fixed asset value and asset recovery activity. Economic productive perspective implementation to the assets could benefit state financial income, reduce the cost of the maintenance of the asset, and maximize asset recovery. This research could contribute to and encourage the government to create asset management and regulation with an economic overview