Revenue Law Journal welcomes the submission of high-quality, original, and unpublished manuscripts that contribute to the advancement of knowledge in revenue law, taxation, fiscal policy, public finance, customs law, and related legal disciplines. Authors are encouraged to carefully review these submission guidelines before submitting their manuscripts.

Submission Requirements

Authors must ensure that submitted manuscripts:

• Are original works that have not been published previously in any journal, book, conference proceeding, or other publication.

• Are not simultaneously under review or consideration by another journal or publisher.

• Comply with the journal's ethical, editorial, and formatting requirements.

• Fall within the aims and scope of Revenue Law Journal.

• Have been approved by all listed authors prior to submission.

Failure to comply with these requirements may result in rejection or withdrawal of the manuscript.

Online Submission

Authors should submit their manuscripts electronically through the journal's official submission channel.

Submission Email: submission@revlawjournal.com

Authors are encouraged to submit all required documents together to facilitate a timely review process.

Documents Required for Submission

A complete submission should include:

1. Manuscript File

The manuscript file should contain:

• Title of the article

• Abstract

• Keywords

• Main text

• References

• Tables and figures (if applicable)

2. Title Page

The title page should be submitted separately and include:

• Full title of the manuscript

• Author(s) full name(s)

• Institutional affiliation(s)

• Country of affiliation

• Corresponding author's email address

• ORCID ID (if available)

3. Cover Letter

Authors are encouraged to provide a cover letter briefly describing:

• The significance of the research.

• The originality of the work.

• Confirmation that the manuscript is not under consideration elsewhere.

Manuscript Formatting Guidelines

To ensure consistency and readability, authors should prepare manuscripts according to the following requirements:

Language

Manuscripts must be written in clear and professional English.

Document Format

• Microsoft Word (.doc or .docx)

• Times New Roman font

• Font size: 12 pt

• Line spacing: 1.5

• One-inch margins on all sides

• Continuous page numbering

Length of Manuscript

While there is no strict word limit, authors are encouraged to present their research concisely and comprehensively.

Manuscript Structure

Research manuscripts should generally include the following sections:

Title

The title should be concise, informative, and accurately reflect the content of the manuscript.

Abstract

The abstract should contain between 150 and 250 words and provide a clear summary of:

• Research objectives

• Methodology

• Key findings

• Conclusions

Keywords

Authors should provide 3–6 relevant keywords immediately following the abstract.

Main Text

The manuscript may include the following sections where appropriate:

• Introduction

• Literature Review

• Research Methodology

• Results and Analysis

• Discussion

• Conclusion

• Acknowledgments (optional)

• References

References and Citations

Revenue Law Journal follows the MLA (Modern Language Association) citation style.

Authors are responsible for ensuring that:

• All sources cited in the text appear in the reference list.

• References are accurate and complete.

• Citations comply with MLA guidelines.

Tables and Figures

Authors should ensure that:

• Tables and figures are numbered consecutively.

• Titles and captions are provided.

• Graphics are of sufficient quality for publication.

• Necessary permissions are obtained for copyrighted material.

Initial Editorial Screening

Upon submission, manuscripts undergo an initial editorial assessment to determine:

• Relevance to the journal's scope.

• Compliance with submission guidelines.

• Academic quality and originality.

• Ethical compliance.

Manuscripts that fail to meet these requirements may be returned to authors for correction or declined prior to peer review.

Peer Review Process

Eligible manuscripts are subjected to a Single-Blind Peer Review process conducted by independent experts in the relevant field.

The average review period is 4–6 weeks, although review times may vary depending on manuscript complexity and reviewer availability.

Revision and Resubmission

Authors may be requested to revise their manuscripts based on reviewer and editor comments. Revised submissions should be accompanied by a detailed response outlining how the comments and recommendations have been addressed.

Acceptance and Publication

Manuscripts accepted for publication will proceed through copyediting, proofreading, formatting, and final production before publication.

Accepted articles are published online under the journal's continuous publication model and included in the appropriate issue.

Contact Information

For manuscript submissions and editorial correspondence:

Email: submission@revlawjournal.com

For technical assistance and general inquiries:

Email: support@revlawjournal.com