ACCOUNTING AND AUDITING IN UZBEKISTAN: MODERNIZATION IN 2024 AND STRATEGIC PROSPECTS FOR 2025
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This paper critically examines the modernization of Uzbekistan’s accounting and auditing systems in 2024 and outlines strategic prospects for 2025. Reforms focused on digital transformation, harmonization with national and international standards, and the professionalization of the auditing community. The integration of sustainable development and green accounting practices is analyzed in the context of financial transparency, corporate governance, and investment facilitation. The study provides insights into systemic improvements that align Uzbekistan’s accounting sector with global best practices.
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