You are invited to submit for consideration applied tax policy and legal tax research manuscripts for presentation at the 2009 ATA Midyear meeting. Submitted manuscripts will also be considered for publication in The ATA Journal of Legal Tax Research. All manuscripts will be blind reviewed and must follow the style guidelines of The ATA Journal of Legal Tax Research.
We encourage submission of
research that:
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Proposes improvements in U.S., state and local, or foreign tax systems and unique solutions to tax or fiscal problems
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Discusses improvements in tax policy, tax compliance or tax complexity
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Identifies, describes or illuminates important current tax issues
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Critically analyzes recent or proposed legislative or regulatory changes
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Provides critical discussions for strategically structuring transactions, considering tax
and non-tax ramifications
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Critically analyzes similarities and differences between tax accounting and financial accounting issues
Authors may submit different papers to different Midyear sessions (e.g., JATA Conference, Legal Session, etc.).
Multiple submissions must be disclosed with the submission. Papers that have been previously published or have
been accepted for publication are not eligible.
The deadline for submissions
of legal research manuscripts
is December 1, 2008.
Three copies should be submitted to:
Robert Gardner
Chair, Legal Research Committee
School of Accountancy
Marriott School of Management
Brigham Young University
Provo, UT 84602-3068
(801) 422-3212
Alternatively, ONE COPY can be submitted via e-mail to: gardner@byu.edu
All manuscripts will automatically be considered for publication in The ATA Journal of Legal Tax Research. If journal acceptance is the primary goal, the paper should be no longer than 20-25 double spaced pages.
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