Advances in Taxation

ISSN: 1058-7497

Editor: Professor Toby Stock
Subject: Accounting and Finance (view other series in this subject area)
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Editorial objectives and Topicality

Advances in Taxation considers academic articles on any aspect of federal, state, local, or international taxation. These include, but are not limited to, tax compliance, tax planning, and tax policy issues. The series encourages interdisciplinary research involving accounting, economics, finance, psychology, or other areas. In addition, we are open to a wide variety of research methods, including analytical, archival, experimental, survey, descriptive, and legal, approaches appropriate to the project.

Key Benefits

• AIT manuscripts address relevant tax topics in a releavnt, readable and reliable way.
• To be relevant: manuscripts must be directly related to problems inherent in the system of taxation.
• To be readable: manuscripts must be understandable and concise.
• To be reliable: conclusions must follow logically from the evidence and arguments developed.
• Sound research design and execution are critical for empirical studies. Reasonable assumptions and logical development are essential for theoretical manuscripts.

Key Audiences

Historically, the key audience for AIT consists of academic researchers interested in tax issues and problems. It is relevant to any researchers from fields such as accounting, finance, economics and public policy, psychology, and sociology, and law.

Editorial timeline

The editorial turnaround goals for Advances in Taxation are described in the timeline below:

• Receipt of manuscript: submission date
• Editor initial screen and assignment of reviewers: 2 weeks for 1st round; 1 week for later rounds
• Review period: 6 weeks
• Editor review and decision: 2-4 weeks
• Decision email/total time in review: 9-12 weeks

The Editorial Team

The series editor

Toby Stock is the Robert H. Freeman Professor of Accounting at Ohio University. Professor Stock received his Ph.D. in Accounting from Indiana University, and he has held academic and professional positions at Ohio University, the University of Colorado at Boulder, Indiana University, Miami University, and Arthur Andersen & Co. His publications have appeared in several academic and practitioner journals, including The Accounting Review, The Journal of the American Taxation Association, the Journal of Accounting Research, Advances in Taxation, Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting, and The Tax Advisor. Professor Stock was named editor of Advances in Taxation in July 2008.

If you wish to contribute to the series, or to submit a volume proposal, please contact the editor:

Toby Stock
Robert H. Freeman Professor of Accounting
and Editor, Advances in Taxation
School of Accountancy
Ohio University
E-mail: stockt@ohio.edu

 
The editorial board:

Kenneth Anderson: University of Tennessee, USA

Anthony P. Curatola: Drexel University, USA

Ted D. Englebrecht: Louisiana Tech University, USA

Philip J. Harmelink: University of New Orleans, USA

D. John Hasseldine: University of New Hampshire, USA

Peggy A. Hite: Indiana University-Bloomington, USA

Beth B. Kern: Indiana University-South Bend, USA

Gary A. McGill: University of Florida, USA

Janet A. Meade: University of Houston, USA

Michael L. Roberts: University of Colorado-Denver, USA

David Ryan: Temple University, USA

Dan L. Schisler: East Carolina University, USA

Publisher

Valerie Robillard - vrobillard@emeraldinsight.com

Volumes within this series

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Print copy & more information

For more information about any of the volumes listed below, or to purchase a print copy, please click on the relevant volume title:

• Advances in Taxation, Volume 20
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 19
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 18
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 17
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 16
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 15
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 14
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 13
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 12
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 11
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 10
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 9
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 8
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 7
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 6
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 5
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 4
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 3
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 2
• Advances in Taxation, Volume 1

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