About the Journal

Materiality Journal of Accounting (MJoA) is a scientific journal devoted to the field of accounting. This journal serves as a platform for researchers, academics, and professionals to publish and access high-quality research articles, literature reviews, and theoretical papers related to various aspects of accounting. This journal covers various topics in the field of accounting, including financial accounting, management accounting, auditing, taxation, corporate governance, accounting information systems, and accounting education. This journal welcomes contributions from theoretical and practical perspectives, with the aim of understanding the understanding and knowledge of accounting practices, its principles, and its implementation for the world of business and society. MJoA provides an important resource for researchers who wish to disseminate their findings and contribute to academic discussions in the field of accounting. The journal encourages rigorous research methodology, critical analysis, and the exploration of new trends and issues in accounting theory and practice. The MJoA Journal readership includes scholars, students, accounting professionals, policy makers and other stakeholders interested in gaining insight into the latest developments, theories and applications in the field of accounting. The journal seeks to facilitate knowledge exchange, encourage innovation, and promote evidence-based decision making in the accounting profession. With a commitment to academic excellence, MJoA Journals undertake a rigorous peer-review process to ensure the quality and integrity of published research. The journal serves as a leading platform for scholarly discussion, imparting, and collaboration that contributes to the advancement of accounting knowledge and practice.

Overall, the Accounting Journal plays an important role in disseminating the latest research and promoting intellectual insight in the field of accounting, thereby making a significant contribution to the progress and development of the accounting profession.