THE IMPACT OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEMS ON ORGANIZATION REPORTING, A CASE STUDIES OF SPEAR MOTORS, NAKAWA KAMPALA.

ABSTRACT

This study was carried out to evaluate the impact of accounting information systems on organization reporting r motors. This study is aimed at assisting researchers and other interested groups like private organizations in finding the impact of accounting information systems on organizational reporting at spear motors Nakawa, Kampala. This study was conducted by the use of descriptive and analytical research designs. Both approaches have sed because some issues required objective assessment and also some data generated for analysis is qualitative. the study population included; managers, accountants in the accounting department, auditors, and information technology department, and from a population of 33 respondents, 30 were conducted for the study as they 1e representative of the population for the study. Study data was collected using questionnaires, coded, edited and analyzed. According to the findings, motors had an averaged accounting system . . most of the financial reports were prepared properly as evidenced from the tables of analysis and also correlation coefficient of r=0.777 indicated that there is a strong positive relationship between the impact counting information system on organization reporting. The study recommended that spear motors should ensure that all the financial repo1is prepared should be d as a pre-requisite from the law and as such will enhance reliability of the financial reports.