Aim & Scope
The International Journal of Public Finance–IJPF aims to create a forum in which all kinds of research and information are shared in the bottom line of the science of public finance. There are articles based on original studies that deal with the economic, social, political, administrative, psychological, legal, and empirical aspects of the fiscal literature issues in the journal.
Starting with the first issue of 2016, IJPF appears twice a year (SUMMER and WINTER), which deals with all aspects of public finance science. IJPF is supported by the International Public Finance Conference/Turkey and is firmly committed to Open Access to disseminate research findings.
IJPF adheres to the Budapest Open Access Initiative definition of open access, according to which users have the right to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of these articles. Users also have the right to crawl the texts for indexing, pass them as data to software, or use them for any other lawful purpose without financial, legal, or technical barriers other than those inseparable from gaining access to the internet itself. Creating derivative works is not covered by the BOAI and is thus subject to permission from the Global Justice Network.
IJPF adopts the ethical principles set out by the Committee on Publication Ethics-COPE regarding all components of the publication process; for publishers, editors, writers, referees, and readers. In addition, IJPF is an electronic and open-access journal published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC) license. All articles published in the journal are given a DOI number.
International Journal of Public Finance - IJPF (E-ISSN: 2548-0499) is a peer-reviewed, open-access e-journal which publishes original research in public finance, with emphasis on topics about public finance theory, public economics, fiscal law, budget and fiscal planning.
Topics of the International Journal of Public Finance have been identified in the following main areas and subheadings. The issues are not limited to those listed, including all kinds of studies related to public finance.
1. THEORY OF PUBLIC FINANCE
Public Revenues
Tax Psychology
Tax Compliance
Financial Incentive System
R & D Expenditures
Local Administrations Finance
Taxpayer Behaviors
Tax and Foreign Direct Investments
Emerging Economies and Public Finance
Fiscal History
2. FISCAL LAW
Taxation Principles
Taxpayer Assignments
Taxpayer Rights
Taxation Process
Tax Offences and Crimes
Resolution of Tax Dispute
Tax Administration
Tax Audit
Tax Judge
Tax Incentive
International Taxation
Taxation of Contacts
Institutional Taxation
Transfer Pricing
Tax Smuggling
Rewriting Tax Procedures
E-Taxation System
Taxation of Finance Sector
3. FISCAL ECONOMICS
Fiscal Policy
Public Economics
Public Sector Balance
Economic Crisis and Public Policy
Economic Development and Taxation
Welfare Economics and Optimal Taxation
Welfare Economics and Economic Development
Welfare Economics and Income Distribution
Debt Burden and Economic Stabilization
Political Societies and Fiscal Capacity
Income Distribution and Public Policy
Market Failure and Fiscal Policy
Innovation and Public Policy
Public Sector Efficiency
Quality of Public Services
4. BUDGET AND FISCAL PLANNING
Public Budget
Budget Systems
Budget Principles
Budget Process
Budget Practices
Budget Control
Budget Right
Fiscal Planning
Participatory Budget
New Budgeting Approaches
Fiscal Transparency and Accountability
Treasury Transactions
Public Tender Transactions
Public Entrepreneurship and Privatization
Period Months
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