The comparability of financial statements plays a critical role in investment analysis and decision-making. Investors and analysts rely on financial information to assess the performance and prospects of companies, and the comparability of financial statements is essential for accurate and reliable forecasts. This research project aims to explore the relationship between accounting for financial statement comparability and its impact on analyst forecasts. The study will investigate how the comparability of financial statements influences the accuracy and reliability of analyst forecasts, as well as the implications for investment decision-making and market efficiency. By examining the impact of accounting for financial statement comparability on analyst forecasts, this research seeks to provide insights into the role of accounting standards and practices in enhancing the quality of financial information for investment analysis. The findings of this research are expected to contribute to the existing body of knowledge in the field of financial reporting and investment analysis, offering practical implications for regulatory oversight, market transparency, and informed investment decision-making in the context of accounting for financial statement comparability and its impact on analyst forecasts.