CHALLENGES OF ACCOUNTING AT THE CURRENT STAGE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN UZBEKISTAN
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clearing operations, crypto-exchange, blocking, bitcoin, altcom, mining and forging, letter of credit, hash-sums, financial reporting, cash method, accrual method, international financial reporting standards, international finance, national accounting standards, international accounting standards accounting.Abstract
The article reveals issues related to emerging key accounting problems in Uzbekistan, such as accounting in the digital economy in the context of cryptocurrency use, transition to IFRS, organizational accounting issues, and training of qualified personnel.
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