INTEGRATION OF THE DIGITAL ECONOMY AND ACCOUNTING
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Digital economy, accounting, integration, artificial intelligence, blockchain, digital skills, efficiency, ethical issuesAbstract
In the digital economy, traditional accounting approaches are undergoing significant transformations. This article analyzes the necessity of integrating the digital economy and accounting, its impact on theory and practice, the application of innovative technologies, and the advantages and challenges of integrated systems. Research indicates that digitalization enhances the efficiency of accounting processes, improves data quality, and allows accountants to focus on strategic tasks. However, several difficulties exist, such as technological adaptation, skill shortages, and ethical issues. The article provides recommendations for reforming the education system, enhancing digital skills, and ensuring effective management to advance accounting.References
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