Digital transformation, driven by cloud computing, enhances accounting efficiency by optimizing operations, improving business models, and enabling faster market responses. Cloud computing, a strategic tool for digital transformation, offers on-demand access to shared computing resources, including data storage, servers, networks, databases, software, data analysis, and artificial intelligence. This research aims to assess how cloud computing improves accounting efficiency, the factors influencing its adoption, and associated risks. Cloud computing provides benefits such as faster transaction processing, higher data accuracy, enhanced data analysis capabilities, easier access to financial information, reduced operational costs, and scalability. These advantages help businesses streamline accounting processes, reduce manual errors, and improve decision-making. However, challenges include inconsistent service levels, over-reliance on cloud providers, data privacy concerns, data loss risks, data theft, and dependence on internet connectivity. The rapid growth of cloud computing in Indonesia reflects its adoption as a key strategy for digital transformation across various sectors. Government support, a growing startup ecosystem, and improved infrastructure have contributed to this growth. Despite its benefits, businesses must carefully manage risks associated with cloud adoption, including data security and service reliability. Overall, cloud computing is a critical enabler of accounting efficiency, but its successful implementation requires strategic planning, proper training, and robust risk management.Digital transformation, driven by cloud computing, enhances accounting efficiency by optimizing operations, improving business models, and enabling faster market responses. Cloud computing, a strategic tool for digital transformation, offers on-demand access to shared computing resources, including data storage, servers, networks, databases, software, data analysis, and artificial intelligence. This research aims to assess how cloud computing improves accounting efficiency, the factors influencing its adoption, and associated risks. Cloud computing provides benefits such as faster transaction processing, higher data accuracy, enhanced data analysis capabilities, easier access to financial information, reduced operational costs, and scalability. These advantages help businesses streamline accounting processes, reduce manual errors, and improve decision-making. However, challenges include inconsistent service levels, over-reliance on cloud providers, data privacy concerns, data loss risks, data theft, and dependence on internet connectivity. The rapid growth of cloud computing in Indonesia reflects its adoption as a key strategy for digital transformation across various sectors. Government support, a growing startup ecosystem, and improved infrastructure have contributed to this growth. Despite its benefits, businesses must carefully manage risks associated with cloud adoption, including data security and service reliability. Overall, cloud computing is a critical enabler of accounting efficiency, but its successful implementation requires strategic planning, proper training, and robust risk management.