I'm assuming you mean 'major' as in the. If this is the case, I would not call either of your sentences natural, and your second sentence I would say is not correct.An issue with both of your sentences is that the field is (or accountancy), not accounts.
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You might say 'I work in accounts,' meaning you work in a company department responsible for, where 'accounts' refers to the accounts department and not accountancy.I major in accounting.This sentence is grammatically correct, but is not the accepted way of stating your field of study. Accounts may be the financial and production data a firm keeps; or the books or digital files in which the data are kept; or distinct datasets associated with individual customers or clients; or the customers/clients themselves. But if you are speaking of a university course of study (which is what 'major' suggests to a US reader: your major is the primary discipline to which your study is directed), the term you want is accounting in the US (I believe it's called 'accountancy' in the UK).And the natural way of saying this isI'm majoring in Accounting.