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EVALUATING THE INFLUENCE OF ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM ON FINANCIAL REPORTING OF AN ORGANIZATION A CASE STUDY OF TRINITY COLLEGE NABBINGO, WAKISO DISTRICT. (Issue 4)

The study examined TRICONA's financial reporting and assessed the impact of the accounting information systems. Both quantitative and qualitative data were used, and a mixed technique and key here is to make were used. A sample of 30 people was selected at random from a demographic of 33 using a census. A questionnaire was used to collect the data, and 85.6% of respondents were suitably representative of the total population Punch (2003). The findings indicated that there is a weakly positive correlation between accounting information systems and the standard of financial statements, with a Pearson correlated coefficient of (R) = 0.426* * * and an adjusted R2 square of 17.1%, suggesting that systems for processing transactions are in charge of the overall standard of financial reports. The study found a substantial positive correlation between information technology for accounting and income statements. The data gathered in Table 10 above revealed a very strong positive association between the use of accounting information systems and corporate finance, with a Pearson correlation index of R=0.824 at a criterion of significance of p=0.0l (2 tailed).

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