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Beyond Compliance: A Qualitative Study on the Operational Utility and Behavioral Barriers of Accounting Reports in Uzbek Enterprises

AO Abdimurodov Ulugbek Olimjonovich Tashkent State University of Economics - Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
AW Aristanti Widyaningsih Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia-Indonesia
TH Tony Heryana Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia-Indonesia
YU Yusupov Komaliddin Bakhtiyor Ugli Tashkent State University of Economics-Uzbekistan

Abstract

This research investigates how accounting documents function within financial oversight across organizations in Uzbekistan, applying a qualitative methodology through direct interviews with financial experts. The outcomes reveal that although financial statements are regularly compiled to fulfill legal regulations, their functional application in strategic financial administration differs significantly. Core obstacles involve restricted managerial participation, difficulties in interpreting intricate financial metrics, and a lack of cross-departmental teamwork. Contributors also stressed the necessity for enhanced training and simpler reporting layouts. This inquiry emphasizes the significance of organizational culture and communication in driving the efficacy of financial reporting, demonstrating that formal frameworks alone remain inadequate absent supportive behavioral routines. These insights add to the literature concerning management control inside transitional economies while delivering actionable suggestions to elevate financial governance in Uzbekistan.

KEYWORDS
Accounting Reports, Financial Control, Qualitative Research, Management Behavior, Uzbekistan

How to cite

Olimjonovich, A. U., Widyaningsih, A., Heryana, T., & Ugli, Y. K. B. (2026). Beyond Compliance: A Qualitative Study on the Operational Utility and Behavioral Barriers of Accounting Reports in Uzbek Enterprises. Journal of Islamic Contemporary Accounting and Business, 4(2). https://doi.org/10.30993/jicab.v4i2.569

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