Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive examination of the features of applying reflexive methods in accounting within the context of industrial environments. The modern industrial sector is experiencing rapid development, technological innovation, and complex economic transformations, which require increased accuracy, transparency, and analytical depth in financial reporting. Reflexive methods in accounting are not limited to recording business transactions; they also serve as an essential analytical tool for understanding the financial health of an enterprise by examining the underlying causes, consequences, and interrelations of economic events.The article pays special attention to the basic principles of reflexion, its role in the interpretation of accounting data, and practical aspects of its application in real production conditions. It is revealed that the introduction of digital technologies, automated accounting systems and analytical platforms enhances the potential of reflexive approaches. Such methods can improve the quality of financial reporting, internal control and risk management. The importance of professional development of accountants, enhancing their analytical and critical competences, and strengthening internal corporate communication is also emphasised. As a result, the use of reflexive methods is seen as a key factor in improving the financial stability of enterprises, making informed management decisions and forming a strategic advantage in the conditions of market competition.