Current Issues in Auditing
A journal of the Auditing Section of the American Accounting Association


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Current Issues in Auditing is devoted to advancing the dialogue between academics and practitioners on current issues facing the auditing practice community (e.g., new opportunities and challenges, emerging areas, global developments, effects of new regulations or pronouncements, and effects of technological or market developments on audit processes). CIIA is an online only publication that publishes twice a year and is indexed in Scopus and ESCI.

For more information on the journal and the Auditing Section, please click here. Click here to view The Current Issues in Accounting Editorial Board. For additional journal data and citation analysis, see the Current Issues in Auditing Journal Information Packet. 

Co-Editors:
Denise Dickins
East Carolina University, College of Business, Dept. of Accounting,
Greenville, NC, USA
P: 561.234.9432
E: dickinsd@ecu.edu 

Keith Urtel
University of Notre Dame, Mendoza College of Business, Dept. of Accountancy,
Notre Dame, IN, USA
P: 574.631.7890
E: kurtel1@nd.edu 

Editorial Office: CurrentIssuesInAuditing@aaahq.org

How to Submit a Manuscript:

Step 1: The submission fee is $75 for articles and commentaries and $25 for practitioner summaries. To submit an article or commentary, please pay the $75 submission fee here. To submit a practitioner summary, pay the $25 submission fee here.  If you are unable to pay by credit card or have any questions, please contact the AAA Member Services Team at 941.921.7747 or info@aaahq.org. You will need your payment number when submitting to the journal. See the image below to locate the payment number.

Step 2: After you receive your Order Confirmation, read the Editorial Policy and Manuscript Prep Guide to ensure your manuscript is ready for submission.

Step 3: Submit manuscript to the CIIA Peer Review System.

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Journal

Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory

Auditing: A Journal of Practice & Theory (AJPT) is available electronically to members of the Auditing Section. If you are a AAA member and would like to join the Auditing Section, please contact AAA Headquarters.

AJPT Citation Indices (Updated 02/2020):
Impact Factor: 2.642
5-yr Impact Factor: 4.253
CiteScore: 3.97
SNIP: 2.017
SJR: 2.417
h5-index: 35

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Current Issues in Auditing

Current Issues in Auditing is published by the Auditing Section of the American Accounting Association. To promote timely, widespread dissemination of ideas to the academic and practice communities, the journal is published online and is free to all interested parties.

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Midyear Meeting

The 2020 Auditing Section Midyear Meeting was a huge success!

Thank you for joining us for the 2020 Auditing Section Midyear Meeting which was be held in Houston, Texas at the Hyatt Regency Houston on January 16-18, 2020.

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Research

»AOS Conference on Accounting for Sustainability and Climate Change Call for Papers: Governments, regulators, businesses, and capital markets increasingly recognize that society is facing a planetary emergency, as evidenced by unprecedented levels of climate change and biodiversity loss, and that the effects of these crises will pose major risks to organizations’ operations and create demand for new products and services. There are many novel challenges and opportunities for accounting to help organizations navigate a range of these interacting sustainability issues. Submit electronically at the Accounting, Organizations and Society website, along with a cover letter indicating a conference submission. The deadline is June 15, 2021.  
»24th Illinois Symposium on Auditing Research Call for Papers: The Symposium brings top audit scholars together to discuss interesting, current audit research. Papers should address audit research questions that advance our current knowledge and that employ any rigorous research method. Papers on all audit and assurance-related topics are welcome and high-quality, innovative topics, data, subjects, and methods are particularly encouraged. Addiitonally, The 4th Illinois Audit Doctoral Consortium will include presentations from two top audit scholars and research presentations from three to four doctoral students. Consortium attendees are invited to stay for the Symposium.The deadline is June 10, 2020. Submission instructions available here.

» Audit Section Research (ASR) Database: A Database of Auditing Research - Building Bridges with Practice