The article analyzes the institutional, methodological, and organizational problems arising in the process of preparing consolidated financial statements (hereinafter – CFS) in accordance with the requirements of the International Financial Reporting Standards (hereinafter – IFRS). In the study, CFS is interpreted not merely as the practice of aggregating the financial statements of individual enterprises line by line, but as a broader system encompassing economic relations at the group level, mechanisms for exercising control over consolidated entities, the organization of information systems necessary for consolidation, and the establishment of an integrated group accounting policy. The article examines the main practical problems encountered in the consolidation process under the conditions of Uzbekistan, including formal approaches to the assessment of control, issues related to the application of a unified group accounting policy and the elimination of intra-group transactions, as well as insufficiently developed information databases and inadequate professional capacity of personnel. These problems are classified into five main groups (regulatory-institutional, organizational-managerial, methodological, technical, and human resource related), and based on their analysis, the author proposes a diagnostic model. Furthermore, practical recommendations have been developed regarding the determination of the consolidation perimeter, standardization of group accounting policies, modernization of information systems, and enhancement of human capital capacity. The results of the research contribute to improving the preparation of consolidated financial statements in Uzbekistan, increasing the transparency of corporate governance, and deepening the integration of reporting corporate groups into the international financial market

This article examines the content of Islamic accounting. An attempt is made to reveal its essence more broadly by comparing Islamic accounting with traditional accounting. The rates proposed by various scholars on Islamic accounting are presented and analyzed. For a complete understanding of Islamic accounting, the main features of the Islamic financial system are also discussed. Existing reports in financial statements and additional reporting forms added to them in Islamic accounting are also considered. The reasons for the appearance of additional items in the balance sheet and financial statements, the balance sheet items covered by these items, and a description of the financial transactions related to profits and losses are provided. In conclusion, the differences between the objectives of Islamic accounting and traditional accounting are highlighted

This article provides a scientific analysis of the similarities and differences between the Conceptual Framework for the Preparation and Presentation of Financial Statements adopted in the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2026 and the Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting developed by the IFRS Foundation. The study comparatively examines the objectives of financial reporting, the qualitative characteristics of useful financial information, the definitions of assets and liabilities, and the principles of recognition, derecognition, and measurement of financial statement elements. In addition, several challenges in national practice were identified, including the application of discounted valuation methods, the determination of fair value, and the use of professional judgment. Based on the research findings, practical recommendations were developed to further improve the national accounting system

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) have become an integral part of the global economy today. Their main purpose is to ensure a unified approach to the preparation of financial statements, facilitate their comparability on an international level, and increase transparency for investors. International financial reporting standards have been adopted by many countries, which is of great importance for coordinating business processes, evaluating the effectiveness of company operations, and standardizing financial information. At the same time, adapting the accounting system to international standards is crucial not only for meeting legal requirements but also for enhancing competitiveness in business processes. This article discusses the integration of international financial reporting standards into the accounting system, their essence and benefits, as well as the implementation process and the experience of international countries.

This article examines the organization of external audits of consolidated financial statements of commercial banks prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), as well as the implementation of this process within the banking system of Uzbekistan. In particular, the study analyzes the introduction of International Standards on Auditing (ISA) in the external audit of commercial banks’ activities, the application of auditing procedures in banks, and the specific aspects of implementing ISA in banking practice. The article also discusses the distinctive features of auditing banks’ financial statements and the peculiarities of conducting such audits

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) have become an integral part of the global economy today. Their main purpose is to ensure a unified approach to the preparation of financial statements, facilitate their comparability on an international level, and increase transparency for investors. International financial reporting standards have been adopted by many countries, which is of great importance for coordinating business processes, evaluating the effectiveness of company operations, and standardizing financial information. At the same time, adapting the accounting system to international standards is crucial not only for meeting legal requirements but also for enhancing competitiveness in business processes. This article discusses the integration of international financial reporting standards into the accounting system, their essence and benefits, as well as the implementation process and the experience of international countries

The prospects of economic cooperation between the countries of Central Asia, including Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, in the expansion of cooperation in the areas of Commodity Exchange, joint ventures, volume of cargo transportation, large-scale cooperative settlements, tourism, industry, energy and agriculture, points have been made to ensure the mutual integration of accounting and financial statements between the countries. Also, in the Coordination of accounting and financial statements in our country with international standards, practical work on ensuring the implementation of the tasks set out in the decision of PQ-4611 "on additional measures for the transition to international standards of financial reporting", scientific conclusions on interrelated and different aspects of the accounting system are formed between Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.

This article highlights the importance of quantitative and qualitative characteristics of accounting information as a significant factor in ensuring the continuity of business entities’ operations, attracting financing sources, and making effective managerial decisions. Existing problems related to presenting financial reporting indicators in a transparent, accurate, reliable manner and in accordance with their economic substance from the perspective of interested users, particularly commercial banks, investors, and creditors, are analyzed, and scientific proposals and practical recommendations aimed at eliminating these problems are developed. In particular, approaches are substantiated that ensure the consistency of quantitative and qualitative characteristics of accounting information through the reclassification of certain balance sheet items based on their economic substance during the financial analysis process, thereby contributing to an objective assessment of the enterprise’s solvency and financial stability

This article analyzes the system of maintaining accounting and financial statements in commercial banks of Uzbekistan on the basis of International Financial Reporting Standards, monitoring its organizational structure, and develops scientifically based proposals for its improvement. In this case, the organization of accounting and financial statements on the basis of IFRS and its organization in accordance with international requirements, the implementation of IFRS in practice and the analysis of the costs of domestic banking operations on the basis of modern methods of analysis were carried out.

This article analyzes the issues of the organization of international financial reporting standards in the banking system of Uzbekistan in world practice, including the issue of the introduction of IFRS in the activities of commercial banks, specific aspects of its application in banks. In banking practice, the specifics of the introduction of IFRS in international banking practice and the specifics of its implementation are analyzed

This article examines the issue of determining assets by liquidity and dividing liabilities into components by maturity when assessing the financial condition of business entities, including their solvency, with particular attention paid to the importance of data structuring when using accounting information. It is based on the fact that the presence of a large amount of current liabilities, which are difficult to convert into cash, and a large amount of current liabilities, which must be paid quickly, can lead to incorrect conclusions even when the current solvency ratio is high.

The article substantiates the organization of accounting in joint ventures with the participation of foreign investors, its organizational structure, organization of the charter, determination of areas of activity, organization as a joint-stock company, accounting based on international standards, as well as the placement of financial statements on their websites

This article examines and analyzes the practice of auditing consolidated financial statements in commercial banks and preparing audit reports based on international auditing standards. In the practice of auditing in banks, the issue of the application of international auditing standards by an external auditor, its features in the implementation of ISAs and the organization of audit reports and practical suggestions for its improvement are considered

This article examines the regulatory and legal framework for accounting of investment property in joint-stock companies, including issues related to its recognition, measurement, and presentation in financial statements. The study analyzes the main challenges in accounting for investment property, particularly difficulties in determining fair value, inconsistencies in the interpretation of regulatory requirements, and challenges associated with the implementation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Based on the findings, scientific and practical recommendations have been developed to improve investment property accounting, expand the application of IFRS, strengthen control mechanisms, and enhance the professional competence of accounting personnel

This article examines theoretical issues relating to the optimization of a company’s asset and capital structure, analyses indicators for assessing the efficiency of asset utilization, and reviews the trends in the structure and the asset-to-capital ratio of Uzbektelecom JSC over recent years. Based on financial statements prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards, an assessment of the company’s fair value has been carried out, and proposals have been made to optimise the company’s asset and capital structure in order to increase its fair value

In the practice of accounting entities, problems are emerging regarding the calculation and accounting of depreciation for fixed assets, initial recognition and subsequent revaluation, determination of fair value, checking for impairment, and the correct and reliable reflection of information about them in financial statements. In this article, we have discussed in detail the current state of fixed assets depreciation accounting and its improvement, and have provided proposals and recommendations for its improvement

This paper examines the role, significance, and methodologies of due diligence in joint-stock companies, highlighting legal, financial, and operational aspects. It explores how due diligence mitigates risks, enhances corporate governance, and ensures compliance with regulatory frameworks. The study also discusses challenges in conducting effective due diligence and proposes best practices for improving its efficiency. Through case studies and analysis, the paper underscores the importance of thorough due diligence in safeguarding shareholder interests and ensuring corporate sustainability.

The article discusses the issues of methodological and organizational improvement of fixed asset accounting. In particular, the article deals with the criteria for recognizing fixed assets based on the National Accounting Standards and IFRS, the entry, classification, disposal of fixed assets, and the correct presentation of information about fixed assets in financial statements.

This article is dedicated to a comprehensive study of the issues surrounding the diversification of foreign exchange reserves in commercial banks of Uzbekistan. Based on statistical data spanning from 2018 to 2024 and the financial statements of 12 commercial banks, the composition of currency portfolios, risk management mechanisms, and diversification strategies were analyzed. The research findings reveal that 73,4% of foreign exchange reserves in Uzbekistan's commercial banks are concentrated in US dollars, which is 2.5–3 times higher than international standards and significantly increases systemic currency risk. Based on the proposed "5-currency optimal diversification model", it was determined that there is a potential to increase the banks' Sharpe ratio by 96%, reduce maximum losses under stress testing scenarios by 6.3 percentage points, and lower the VaR (Value at Risk) indicator by 4.4 percentage points

This article discusses the issues of improving the audit of intangible assets (IA) using the example of Asakabank JSCB operating in the banking system of Uzbekistan. The study analyzed software, internet banking platforms, mobile applications, brand value and other intellectual property objects recorded in the bank's balance sheet in accordance with the requirements of IFRS 38 "Intangible Assets" and IFRS 3 "Business Combinations". The main problems encountered in the process of auditing IIA at Asakabank - subjectivity in valuation, insufficient completeness of the legal documents base, discrepancies in depreciation policies - were identified, and proposals and recommendations based on advanced international practices were developed to eliminate them. In particular, measures such as standardizing the valuation methodology, integrating digital technologies into the audit process, improving the skills of auditors and strengthening intellectual property rights were proposed. The results of the study will serve to increase the transparency of the audit of intangible assets at Asakabank JSCB and ensure the reliability of financial statements.

The article reveals issues of improving the accounting and analysis of human capital and investments in business entities. The interpretation of investments in human capital as an element of financial statements is explained and a methodology for their reflection in accounts and reports is proposed.