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Sustainable Accounting and Classification of Account Code with Deep Learning Models

Neha TripathiGraphic Era Deemed to Be University,Department of Computer Science and Engineering,Dehradun,Uttarakhand,IndiaSamariddin MakhmudovTermez University of Economics and Service,Department of Finance and Tourism,TermezNurimbetov RavshanTashkent University of Architecture and Civil Engineering,Education Quality Control Department,Tashkent,UzbekistanAllashkurov Dilshodbek MansurovichTashkent State University of Economy,Department of Socio-Humanities and Exact Sciences,Tashkent,UzbekistanAziza BotirkhojaTashkent State University of Economics,Department of Valuation and Investment,Tashkent,UzbekistanRitika MehraG.L. Bajaj Institute of Technology & Management,Department of Information Technology,Greater Noida,India
2025
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Organizations strive for financial management along with environmental and social goals to achieve sustainable accounting. Even though. It faces several challenges in account code mapping and accurate classification in the complex financial system, in which misclassification and inconsistency hinder sustainable accounting and transparency. The study proposed a deep learning (DL) framework for the classification of account codes for sustainable accounting. The algorithms include SqueezeNet, Inception V3, DeepLoc, VGG-16, Painters, and VGG-19. The study integrates transfer learning and feature extraction techniques for the reduction of manual dependency and enhanced classification accuracy. The findings of the experiments show that high accuracy is achieved with the InceptionV3 Net. Real-time application provided efficiency with Squeeze-Net. The experimental results reveal that deep learning models improve reliability in classification, which leads to sustainable accounting. It reduces human error and improves resource optimization. The study emphasizes DL advancement in the accounting domain. The study achieved an accuracy of 98% in the classification of accounting codes.

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