Integration of digital technologies into accounting and financial analysis processes has become a necessity in today's economy. With the rapid growth of data volumes and the complexity of financial transactions, traditional accounting methods are becoming increasingly problematic. The integration of digital technologies offers ways to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and analytical capabilities in accounting and financial analysis. The purpose of the paper is to analyze the impact of digital tools such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, and data analytics on the processes of accounting and financial analysis. It identifies the benefits, challenges, and best practices associated with their implementation. Based on an analysis of scholarly sources and specific research, this paper reveals significant advantages of implementing digital technologies in accounting and financial analysis. These include automation of routine tasks, real-time data processing, predictive analytics for scenario planning, improvement in fraud detection, and expanded decision-making capabilities. The results obtained indicate the transformative potential of digital technologies in the field of accounting and financial analysis, capable of effecting a range of revolutionary changes. At the same time, they highlight challenges such as data security issues, skill shortages among professionals, and the need to adapt regulatory frameworks to technological progress. Cloud technologies have completely changed the way accounting data is stored and accessed, while automation tools have streamlined routine tasks and freed up time for strategic activities. Simultaneously, artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies have enabled accountants to extract crucial information from financial data, enhancing decision-making processes and fostering business growth. Prospects for further research lie in exploring the scalability and interaction possibilities of digital solutions across various organizational structures, assessing the long-term impact on job roles and qualification requirements, studying the ethical implications of decision-making based on artificial intelligence, and developing frameworks for effective risk management in the digital age.