This article analyzes the initial challenges in the adoption and transformation of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) at a transnational level in Uzbekistan and other developing countries. Although the implementation of IFRS plays an important role in ensuring global economic integration and financial transparency, developing economies face several institutional, economic, and professional barriers. The main issues include differences between national accounting standards and IFRS, shortage of qualified professionals, high implementation costs, and insufficient adaptation of legal and methodological frameworks. In addition, the lack of practical experience and adjustment of information systems are also identified as key challenges. The article briefly provides recommendations to mitigate these problems.

IFRS S1 International Financial Reporting Standards establishes general requirements for disclosing information about sustainability-related risks and opportunities. The primary goal of this standard is to help organizations provide accurate and transparent information about sustainability-related risks and opportunities. IFRS S1 ensures the disclosure of important information about sustainability-related risks and opportunities through financial reports, which assists users in making investment decisions. The standard requires the disclosure of sustainability-related information in a unified format in financial reports, which enhances the comparability and clarity of global financial reporting. This standard aims to optimize financial management and contribute to the long-term sustainable development of organizations.This article discusses the processes of reflecting sustainability-related risks and opportunities in financial reports.

Today, two benchmarks - International Financial Reporting Standards - IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards - IFRS) and the generally accepted accounting rules of the USA - BHUQ (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles - GAAP) are recognized as the standard of accounting. According to the analysis, there is almost no accountant in the world who is not aware of MHXS. Also, the number of countries that recognize international standards is increasing day by day. Also, the number of countries that recognize international standards is increasing day by day. It serves as an important tool in mutual cooperation between the countries of the world, including in the development of economic relations, especially in improving the investment environment. This article covers a number of aspects such as MHSS, international experience, and its use in the countries of the world.

Furthermore, the paper demonstrates that the current accounting system of Uzbekistan represents a hybrid model combining elements of different international frameworks. It is argued that the transition to international standards should not be viewed as a one-dimensional reform but rather as a complex transformation incorporating economic, strategic, and social factors. Based on this approach, the study develops theoretical and practical recommendations aimed at improving the national accounting system, including alignment with key trading partners, strengthening regional integration, and incorporating Islamic finance principles.

This article discusses the process of transforming accounting in trade enterprises from national standards to international standards. It outlines the stages, challenges, advantages, and current issues in transforming reports prepared under national standards into international standards, as well as the necessary tasks that need to be carried out.

This article discusses the role of Islamic finance in Qatar’s economy, Islamic financial institutions located in Qatar, including Islamic banks, Islamic insurance companies, and the financial accounting standards used in them. The legal basis of the financial accounting standards used in Qatar will be covered. It examines the application of financial accounting rules in Qatari law to commercial organizations and Islamic financial institutions and reveals how two different financial accounting standards are used in the country.

This article talks about the relevance and importance of the transition to international financial reporting standards (IFRS) in Uzbekistan today in the process of integration of the world economy. Also, the issues of harmonizing the financial statements prepared on the basis of BHMS in accordance with the MHSS, the stages of transformation are mentioned. Differences between national standards and international financial reporting standards are also analyzed

The article examines the processes and challenges of transitioning Uzbekistan’s banking system to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). The adoption of these standards, which are critical in the context of global economic integration, ensures the transparency, comparability, and reliability of financial reporting. In the Republic of Uzbekistan, the transition to IFRS is a vital component of economic reforms aimed at integrating banks into international financial markets and enhancing investor confidence. However, this process is accompanied by challenges, including the adaptation of the regulatory framework, training of qualified personnel, and development of information technology infrastructure. The article analyzes the key issues, challenges, and prospective solutions related to this transition.

This article analyzes the processes of preparing and analyzing the financial statements of joint-stock companies in Uzbekistan. Issues related to the transparency of financial statements and their alignment with international standards are discussed, including opportunities to enhance investment attractiveness through the application of IFRS requirements. A comparative analysis of national and international reporting standards is provided, along with the advantages of using modern digital technologies in financial analysis. Based on the conducted research, recommendations are proposed to ensure the financial stability of the corporate sector and its future development.

The article is devoted to the development of effective methods of accounting and financial reporting for export operations in enterprises of the agricultural sector. The study substantiates the need to integrate national accounting regulations (NAS/Accounting Standards) with International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), in particular IFRS 15 “Revenue from Contracts with Customers”, in relation to the accounting of agricultural product exports. It is shown that the implementation of a unified methodological model for accounting export operations, including revenue recognition, foreign currency accounting, and accounting for exchange rate differences, contributes to increasing the transparency of financial statements, reducing the risks of distortion of financial indicators, and strengthening the investment attractiveness of agricultural enterprises.

This article discusses the need to harmonize accounting in the Republic of Uzbekistan on the basis of international financial reporting standards and thereby enter the world market with accurate and reliable information, maintain accounting for liabilities and improve it on the basis of international standards, as well as the fact that the Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan "On additional measures for the transition to international financial reporting standards" No. PQ-4611 dated February 24, 2020 was an important basis for the development of IFRS in our country.

In this article, the international standards of financial reporting and the importance of using these standards in the national accounting system, national and international standards accounting for inventory, the main differences between them, as well as the legal basis for organizing inventory accounting, the main tasks and where the importance of using international standards is analyzed.

The article is devoted to the consideration of the problems arising in the process of globalization and experienced in adjusting the National Accounting Standards (NAS) in Uzbekistan, including the standard related to intangible assets, in compliance with the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), as well as the solutions proposed thereof. Herewith the author proposes the recommendations worked out for recognition of intangible assets, assessment of book value, the method of calculating amortization, revaluation model, the order of disclosure of information on intangible assets in the financial statements in accordance with international standards (IFRS 38). Moreover, there some considerations on the revaluation model of intangible assets to assess their impact on initial value, amortization, long-term and total assets.

This article considers progress in the performance of the tasks specified in the Resolution No. 4611 of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated February 24, 2020 "On additional measures for the transition to International Standards of Financial Reporting", and the implementation of curricula and programs in the field of "Accounting and auditing" in higher education according to international financial reporting standards. The work carried out on the coordination of IFRS, including the updated topics included in the program of the subject of "financial accounting", accreditation requirements are described. In addition to the achievements, there are proposals to accelerate the activities of professional organizations, to recommend methodological work based on the IFRS, to strengthen cooperation with practice, to involve practitioners in the development of case studies and sets of issues.

This article discusses the theoretical issues of financial reporting sustainability standards. Proposals are made to improve accounting using foreign experience in implementing international sustainability standards in practice.

In this article, the improvement of the audit of long-term assets based on international standards serves to increase the accuracy and transparency of financial statements. Within this topic, long-term asset valuation methods, principles of accounting for their depreciation, and verification processes in accordance with international auditing standards are analyzed. A standardized approach helps provide reliable information for investors and stakeholders while increasing the efficiency of the audit process.

The paper discusses the harmonization of the current rules of the 7th National Accounting Standard (NAS) “Intangible Assets” with the requirements of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS). Scientific proposals and recommendations are provided for introducing amendments and additions to the relevant provisions of the NAS. As a result, the compliance of the current 7th NAS “Intangible Assets” with IFRS requirements is ensured, creating opportunities for their practical application in enterprises.

This article explores the improvement of the accounting system for environmental investment expenses at enterprises in the construction materials industry. The study identifies that under the current national chart of accounts, such expenses are recorded under general production costs, limiting transparency and analytical control. Therefore, the paper proposes the introduction of a new account 8540 – "Financing of Environmental Investment Expenditures" and its sub-accounts 8541, 8542, and 8543. Comparative analysis with IFRS standards and practical implementation based on selected industrial companies were conducted to justify the effectiveness of the proposed model.

This article examines the issues of improving the accounting of financial investments from the perspective of national and international standards. In particular, it analyzes the content, scope of application, and practical aspects of the National Accounting Standard No. 12 “Accounting for Financial Investments,” adopted in the Republic of Uzbekistan in 2024. The study explores the differences between traditional approaches to the measurement and classification of financial investments and modern models applied in international practice. Specifically, it provides a theoretical analysis of business model-based classification, fair value measurement, and the expected credit loss (ECL) model within the framework of IFRS 9 “Financial Instruments”. Furthermore, the article develops theoretical and practical recommendations aimed at enhancing accounting practices and improving the quality of financial reporting in the context of ongoing accounting reforms.

The article discusses the transition to international financial reporting standards, their recognition and application. The directions for improving accounting used in practice on the basis of international financial reporting standards are outlined.

The article examines issues related to improving accounting policies for liabilities in enterprises operating in the field of information and communication technologies (ICT) based on international standards. The author has developed a model accounting policy format that includes 10 main sections (general provisions, recognition, measurement, classification, documentation, inventory, revaluation, disclosu re, risk management, internal control), as well as 5 specific sections characteristic of the ICT sector (licensing obligations, digital services, subscriber losses, network modernization, international roaming).

The article describes the stages of the organization and development of audits in the Republic of Uzbekistan, the features of the organization of audits in the public sector, and the theoretical issues of applying international audit standards in practice.

In this article, the practical significance of improving the accounting system in Ukraine and the application of the National Accounting System in national accounting, as well as increasing the flow of foreign investments to our economy by using these reports and this issues of developing our economy in Ukraine, as well as the measures of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan "Improving the accounting system in Ukraine and encouraging its transfer to international standards of financial reporting It is mentioned that the draft of the decision "on" has served as an important basis for the development of the application of IFRS in the economy of our country.

This article examines the processes and challenges of implementing financial statement analysis in accordance with IFRS in the Republic of Uzbekistan. The importance of these standards for the economic integration of countries worldwide is considered. Their use will ensure the transparency and reliability of financial reporting used in the analysis process, will facilitate the integration of the economy of the Republic of Uzbekistan into international financial markets, and will also provide investors with high-quality analytical information.This article examines Uzbekistan's experience, key challenges, and practical measures for implementing these processes.

The article is devoted to the preparation of the project “National Standard Financial Reporting” (NSFR) within the framework of the transition to international financial reporting standards in our republic. As a result, it fully ensures the process of applying international financial reporting standards (IFRS) by existing organizations and business entities. Theoretical and methodological considerations are expressed on the "Statement of Comprehensive Income” developed within the framework of the NSFR project, as well as scientific proposals and practical recommendations for improving this standard are given.