This study delves into the nexus between accounting systems, transparency, and financial accountability within Ugandan NGOs. Major financial scandals that have rocked the nonprofit sector underscore the significance of these factors in sustaining credibility. The study investigates the interplay between accounting systems and transparency, addressing how they jointly influence financial accountability. Utilizing a quantitative research approach, including cross-tabulation and regression analysis, data was collected from 253 respondents representing a range of NGOs in Kampala. The results reveal strong positive correlations between accounting systems
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