This research is motivated by the new regulation for the villages in Indonesia, namely Law No. 6 of 2014. This Law mandates the allocation of up to one billion for one village that will bring a surge in the village fund allocation significantly. This raises concerns about the readiness of the village government in fulfilling the principle of accountability in financial management of the village. Therefore, this study aimed to analyze the influence of individual readiness and institutional support to motivation, as well as to analyze the effect of motivation on the financial management accountability of village. This research was conducted by a survey through questionnaires given to respondents, Village Executive Teams of 11 village governments in sub district Poncowarno Kebumen, Central Java. Data analysis was performed with the approach of Partial Least Square (PLS). The first finding of this study is institutional support has positive effect on motivation. The second finding, the readiness of individuals have no positive effect on motivation, this can occur because even though village officials feel ready with the new regulation, but they feel the burden were too heavy that it lowers their motivation. The third finding is the positive effect of the motivation on financial management accountability of village.