The Journal of Applied Research in Financial Reporting is a biannual scholarly publication dedicated to fostering communication between accounting professionals and academic researchers, and to disseminating new theories and findings in the field of financial reporting. The journal welcomes high-quality research articles from distinguished scholars and practitioners. Research addressing accounting and financial reporting issues at the national level, along with proposed solutions, is a top priority. International accounting challenges are also of interest, and the journal encourages contributions from researchers worldwide.
The journal covers, but is not limited to, the following areas:
In summary, the main objectives of the journal are:
1. To advance accounting and financial reporting knowledge by publishing the latest research findings from scholars and experts.
2. To provide a platform for exchange of ideas between researchers and practitioners in accounting and auditing.
3. To raise awareness among professionals and researchers of current national and international challenges in financial reporting.
4. To develop, promote, and enhance research methodologies in accounting and auditing, with an emphasis on innovative research techniques.