International Journal Of Accounting And Information Management

The International Journal of Accounting and Information Management is an international academic journal dedicated to accounting theory and practice. The magazine aims to promote understanding of accounting theory and practice, particularly from an international perspective, recognizing the influence of government, political, and economic forces on international accounting. The magazine is dedicated to helping understand the existing and potential capabilities of accountants in recording and interpreting international economic transactions, which may occur in profit or non-profit environments.

The magazine encourages a wide range of perspectives on the origins and development of accounting, emphasizing its role in the increasingly interdependent global economy. The magazine welcomes submissions of manuscripts that help explain current international accounting practices, including relevant theoretical foundations, and point out criticisms of current practices. By publishing these studies, IJAIM aims to promote a deeper understanding and application of accounting in both academic and professional communities. Its editorial committee is composed of renowned scholars from around the world, ensuring the international diversity and academic quality of the journal's content. The journal adopts a peer review process to ensure that the published research has high academic standards and practical value. In addition, the magazine regularly publishes special discussions and invited articles to explore hot issues and future trends in the fields of accounting and information management.