This article discusses the main directions of improving the accounting system in non-bank credit institutions in the context of digitalization of the financial sector. The analysis of the current state of accounting processes in microfinance organizations, pawnshops and other non-bank credit institutions is carried out. The international approaches to the organization of financial reporting are investigated and the key problems of accounting in this sector are identified. Practical recommendations on the introduction of digital technologies, standardization of accounting procedures and improvement of the quality of financial reporting of non-bank credit institutions are proposed.

This article explores the features of maintaining synthetic and analytical accounting in microfinance institutions, focusing on their integration and existing practical challenges. The analysis of “IMKON FINANS”, “Vodiy Taraqqiyot” va “Biznes Finans” organizations illustrates current practices and provides recommendations for improvement. The study confirms the importance of integrating synthetic and analytical accounting for enhancing financial reporting quality and internal audit effectiveness.

The development of the Islamic microfinance system in the Republic of Uzbekistan is of great importance for ensuring financial inclusion and economic growth. The research analyzes the structure of Islamic microfinance institutions, their performance indicators, and development prospects. The results show that there are opportunities for further system development through improving the legal framework and implementing international experience.