Australian Accounting Review SCIE SSCI

The Australian Accounting Review is an authoritative academic journal published by the Australian Institute of Certified Public Accountants, with four issues issued annually. This magazine is not only a knowledge base for accounting professionals, but also a bridge for communication between academia, practice, and policy makers. It covers cutting-edge topics in multiple fields such as accounting, auditing, financial reporting, taxation, corporate governance, and public sector accounting. By publishing high-quality research papers, review articles, and case studies, this journal aims to promote the development of accounting theory and practice, and enhance the standards and quality of the accounting profession.

The magazine encourages interdisciplinary research aimed at addressing the various challenges currently faced in the fields of accounting and finance. Its content is not limited to accounting issues in Australia, but also extensively involves global issues such as international accounting standards, changes in global financial markets, and financial management of multinational corporations. In addition, the magazine also pays special attention to the impact of emerging technologies and innovations on the accounting profession, such as big data analysis and the application of artificial intelligence in auditing.