This document summarizes a study on the effects of corporate governance on earnings management in the Indonesian banking industry from 2007-2011. It examines how factors like the audit committee, board of commissioners size, ownership and disclosure status, board composition, and company size impact earnings management. The study uses a sample of 26 banks and analyzes the data using a modified Jones model to detect earnings management and regression analysis to test hypotheses. The conclusions found that the audit committee and board composition affect earnings management, while board size, ownership/disclosure status, and company size do not.