International accountant’s day

Every year on november 10th, accountants around the world celebrate their professional day. This is more than just a date on the calendar—it symbolizes respect for the work of the professionals who oversee financial flows and ensure orderly accounting.

The history of this holiday dates back to the 15th century, when Luca Pacioli, an Italian mathematician and monk, published his book “On Accounts and Entries.” This work is considered the foundation of the modern accounting system and double-entry bookkeeping, without which it is impossible to imagine any economy.

A modern accountant is a broad-based expert: they know not only accounting but also taxation, labor law, IT tools, and financial management. In Uzbekistan, this profession is becoming even more important with the transition of businesses to digital reporting and the tightening of requirements from tax authorities.

An accountant’s work requires attention, perseverance, and a high degree of responsibility. After all, the company’s financial stability, timely tax payments, and partner trust depend on the correctness of their actions.

Let this day be an opportunity to express gratitude to all accountants for their meticulous work, their ability to maintain balance and confidence even in the most challenging situations.