Financial reporting fraud has significant implications for investor confidence and market integrity. Accounting practices play a crucial role in detecting, preventing, and reporting financial reporting fraud, influencing the reliability of financial statements and stakeholders' perceptions. This research project aims to explore the accounting aspects of financial reporting fraud and its impact on investor confidence. The study will investigate the role of accounting practices in detecting, preventing, and reporting financial reporting fraud, as well as the implications of such fraud on investor confidence and market integrity. By analyzing the accounting for financial reporting fraud and its impact on investor confidence, this research seeks to provide insights into the challenges and opportunities associated with fraud detection, financial reporting, and investor trust, with implications for corporate governance, regulatory oversight, and stakeholder perceptions. The findings of this research are expected to contribute to the existing body of knowledge in the field of accounting and finance, offering practical implications for fraud detection, financial reporting, and informed decision-making in the context of accounting for financial reporting fraud and its impact on investor confidence.