Journal of the American Taxation Association (JATA)

JATA Conference

The annual JATA Conference is held in conjunction with the ATA Midyear Meeting.
(Call for Papers for JATA Conference)

JATA Awards - JATA Outstanding Paper Award and JATA Conference Best Discussant Award

Publication Information

The Journal of the American Taxation Association is published twice a year (Spring and Fall) by the American Taxation Association. JATA is printed under the auspices of the American Accounting Association in Sarasota, Florida.

Plagiarism Policy

The AAA's Policy Statement regarding plagiarism applies for ATA journals. The policy can be found at:
 
Plagiarism Policy

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To expedite the review process, electronic submissions are required. All manuscripts must be submitted through the Manuscript Submission and Peer Review System of the Journal of the American Taxation Association, located at https://publications.aaahq.org/jata, except for revisions of papers originally submitted before January 1, 2010; those revisions which should be submitted via email to the editor at JATA@aaahq.org. The site contains detailed instructions regarding the preparation of files for submission. To ensure anonymous review, please note that the article title page (with author names) must be in a separate file from the manuscript text. In the case of research using instruments (experimental material, questionnaires, etc.), this material also should be submitted in a separate file. With the exception of the cover page, the identity of the author(s) should be deleted from the files. Contact Professor Sansing if file compatibility or electronic submission presents a problem.

All manuscripts must comply with the JATA editorial policies and style guidelines. The submission fee of $150.00 for ATA members ($200 if no authors are ATA members) U.S. funds is to be paid by credit card following the instructions found at https://my.aaahq.org/Shop/Product-Catalog/Product-Details?productid={84561C8F-77DE-EB11-BACB-002248206FBF}. The submission fee distinction is based on whether or not the submitting author is a non-member.