The subject of this graduation thesis is accounting cost monitoring and financial reporting between international freight forwarders. Costs are an unavoidable component of the totality of business operations; as a result, it is critical to continuously be informed of and manage various cost components. Ongoing globalization has yielded an increased need for the removal of barriers to trade, the strengthening of international competition, increased market sizes, the development of new technologies, and the establishment of global logistics systems. For goods to be competitive, they must be transported from their place of manufacture to their place of use – this is exactly the purpose of freight forwarding. Forwarding companies safely, quickly, and effectively link demand and supply. The fundamental goal of this work is to demonstrate the specific and structural costs within the forwarding company Zagrebšped´s operations. Given that financial statements are one of the most important tools in business decision making, the effective management of costs also must demonstrate foundational financial reporting within an observed company. For the purposes of an analysis of costs and an analysis of foundational financial reports, a number of secondary data points were utilized: Annual financial reports and reports from independent auditors, as well as minutes which are publicly posted on Fina´s website. Within the total costs of Zagrebšped the largest component consists of material costs and personnel costs. The most prominent material costs are good sold, and the most prominent personnel costs are salaries. The company was profitable in the observed 2020 and 2021 financial years. Additionally, the company had a positive cash flow in both years of observation.