Focus and Scope

International Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Public Finance focuses on the critical examination of accounting, auditing, and public finance practices, with a particular emphasis on their roles in public sector transparency, governance, and financial accountability.

The journal aims to provide a comprehensive platform for exploring how effective accounting systems, auditing practices, and sound public finance management contribute to the broader goals of fiscal responsibility, sustainable development, and public sector efficiency.

Through the publication of original research articles, case studies, and policy analyses, the journal seeks to foster a deeper understanding of these critical areas in both developed and developing economies.

The scope of the journal covers a wide range of topics, including public sector accounting, government financial management, auditing practices in the public sector, budgeting and fiscal policy, and the role of financial transparency in enhancing public trust. It also examines the regulatory frameworks and standards governing public sector finance and their impact on fiscal performance.

The journal welcomes research that investigates financial reporting practices, government auditing systems, public financial governance, and the integration of technology in public finance management. International Journal of Accounting, Auditing, and Public Finance invites contributions that explore the challenges of financial accountability in the public sector, budget transparency, and the efficiency of public expenditures.

Additionally, the journal covers topics related to international financial standards, audit quality, and the role of accountability mechanisms in preventing corruption and mismanagement in public finance. By promoting rigorous research and insightful discussions, the journal aims to contribute to the enhancement of public sector financial governance globally.