First Accounting Announces New Vision, "Transforming Accounting into a Source of Profit," on its 10th Anniversary

First Accounting Co., Ltd. (HQ: Minato-ku, Tokyo; CEO: Keitaro Mori), a company aiming to realize the "Accounting Singularity," celebrated its 10th anniversary on June 3, 2026. Expressing gratitude to its customers, partners, and stakeholders, the company has established a new vision and mission.

New Vision & Mission Vision: "Transforming Accounting into a Source of Profit." Mission: "Achieve the Accounting Singularity and Unleash the Power of Accounting."

Since its founding, the company has aimed not just to promote DX in accounting but to evolve the accounting department into an entity that contributes to corporate value. As the burden on accounting is reduced by AI and data utilization amidst a labor shortage, a more advanced role in supporting management decisions is required. The company views this change as the "Accounting Singularity" and aims to maximize the potential of each accountant through technology.

Comment from CEO Keitaro Mori President Mori expressed deep gratitude to the customers, partners, and employees over the past 10 years. He cited solving the social issue of a "shortage of accounting personnel" as a founding aspiration, mentioning the decline in bookkeeping exam takers and the removal of "Bookkeeping/Accounting" from university entrance exams, expressing concern for future shortages. Mr. Mori stated, "An era is beginning where accounting supports the future of companies and contributes to profit generation through the evolution of AI and technology," and said the new vision and mission embody their resolve and challenge for the next 10 years.

Future Outlook Moving forward, the company will continue to promote service development centered on AI and data utilization to realize the "Accounting Singularity." It aims to provide further value not only by automating accounting tasks but also by creating a platform that connects the knowledge of accounting personnel to corporate growth. Based on the expertise gained over the past decade, they will continue to challenge the very state of accounting in Japan.