Employee performance serves as a vital measure of a company's success. It reflects how effectively and efficiently employees fulfill their assigned duties and responsibilities. This performance can be evaluated through the quality and quantity of work produced, as well as how well employees meet the company's established expectations and objectives. Enhancing employee performance is essential for achieving desired work quality and output. Several factors influence this performance, including accounting information systems, education, and internal control systems. This study seeks to gather empirical evidence regarding the impact of these elements on employee performance. The research was conducted at LPDs (Village Credit Institutions) in the Kediri Region, employing a purposive sampling method that focused on employees within the accounting department. Data analysis was performed using multilinear regression techniques. The findings indicate that accounting information systems, education, and internal control systems all positively affect employee performance..
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