About the Journal

FAQs

1. What is the American Journal of Accounting?

The American Journal of Accounting (ISSN 2957-9058) is a monthly open-access journal that publishes original, high-quality research articles in the field of accounting. It provides a global platform for scholars, practitioners, and policymakers to exchange ideas and insights on accounting theory and practice, while promoting the advancement of accounting knowledge.

2. Who publishes the American Journal of Accounting?

The American Journal of Accounting is published and hosted by AJPO Journals USA LLC. The publisher specializes in open access journals across various disciplines and provides professional editorial, production, and distribution support for authors worldwide.

3. What topics does the American Journal of Accounting cover?

The American Journal of Accounting covers a wide range of topics, including financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, taxation, corporate governance, ethics, social responsibility, and accounting education. It also welcomes research on contemporary and emerging issues in accounting.

4. Is the American Journal of Accounting peer-reviewed?

Yes, the American Journal of Accounting follows an intensive peer review process to ensure the quality and rigor of published articles. The peer review process typically takes about 2–3 months from submission to editorial decision.

5. Who is on the editorial board of the American Journal of Accounting?

The editorial board of the American Journal of Accounting consists of distinguished international experts and scholars in accounting. The board members oversee manuscript evaluation, provide constructive feedback, and ensure academic integrity and publishing excellence.

6. Where is the American Journal of Accounting indexed?

The American Journal of Accounting is indexed in several reputable academic databases and platforms, including ResearchGate, Google Scholar, EBSCOhost, Scilit, and Crossref (DOI). These indexes enhance the visibility, discoverability, and citation of published research.

7. How often is the American Journal of Accounting published?

The American Journal of Accounting is published monthly, ensuring timely dissemination of innovative accounting research to a global audience.

8. What ethical standards does the American Journal of Accounting follow?

The American Journal of Accounting adheres to the highest standards of ethical conduct and academic integrity. It follows strict publishing guidelines to maintain transparency, originality, and responsibility in academic research.

9. Do authors retain copyright when publishing in the American Journal of Accounting?

Yes, authors publishing in the American Journal of Accounting retain the copyright of their work. Authors are allowed to share, distribute, and reuse their articles for non-commercial purposes, provided they properly cite the original source. A license agreement grants the journal non-exclusive publishing rights.

10. Why should I publish in the American Journal of Accounting?

Publishing in the American Journal of Accounting offers global visibility, open-access availability, rigorous peer review, indexing in major databases, professional editorial support, and the opportunity to contribute to the advancement of accounting knowledge. It is a leading platform for both established and emerging scholars.