This research paper presents a thorough bibliometric analysis of social accounting literature spanning from 1989 to 2023. Social accounting, an integral aspect of contemporary economic analysis and societal evaluation, addresses the intricate relationship between economic activities and their broader impact on society and the environment. The study systematically reviews and synthesizes 120 scholarly publications sourced from 85 distinct sources, employing advanced bibliometric tools to identify key trends, knowledge gaps, and emerging themes within the field. Findings reveal a nuanced understanding of the evolution of social accounting research, highlighting enduring relevance amidst changing academic priorities and societal concerns. Insights are derived regarding authorship patterns, collaborative networks, publication trends, and thematic emphases. The research contributes valuable insights to inform future research agendas, interventions, and corporate practices in the domain of social accounting.