This dissertation proposal aims to investigate the impact of digitalization on accounting practices in regions with limited technological infrastructure. The introduction will delineate the scope and significance of the study within the finance and accounting domain. Subsequently, the literature review will critically assess existing research on digitalization in accounting across diverse settings, with a focus on its implications for financial management. Methodological considerations, encompassing research design, data collection methods, and analytical techniques pertinent to finance and accounting research, will be rigorously outlined. The main sections will delve into the transformative effects of digitalization on financial reporting, auditing procedures, and management accounting practices, contextualized within the challenges and opportunities posed by low technological dependence. Potential case studies or empirical analyses will serve to illustrate theoretical insights and enrich the discussion. The ensuing discourse will provide nuanced interpretations of findings and their implications for financial decision-making, culminating in actionable recommendations for practitioners and policymakers. Concluding remarks will succinctly summarize key findings and propose avenues for future research in finance and accounting.