Publication process

Submitted works will be intended for publication in the "Studies" or "Professional Practice" sections. Those intended for the "Studies" section should be research papers on tax law, accounting, administration, economics, or business law, with a fiscal projection. Those intended for the "Professional Practice" section should cover professional issues related to Tax Law from a primarily practical perspective.

Manuscripts should be submitted via email to the following address: rtt@aedaf.es. The author guidelines for submitting manuscripts can be found at the following link:  see author guidelines.

After receiving the manuscript, the editorial entity will assess its suitability for publication in the Revista Técnica Tributaria in the designated section. Receipt of the manuscript will be acknowledged, but this does not imply acceptance for publication.

After an initial assessment, if deemed publishable, it will undergo a double-blind peer review process. The double-blind peer review process can be consulted at the following link:  Peer Review Process.

Once the publication of the work in the "Studies" section is accepted and communicated to the author, the issue of the journal in which it will be published will be indicated. This communication does not necessarily occur at the same time as the acceptance for publication.

During the layout process, the author will receive the article proofs in PDF format for final correction, which must be returned within a maximum of 3 days.

The journal will proceed to assign the corresponding DOI and immediately publish the electronic version. The contribution will later be included in the next issue of the printed version. Portions of the content may also be disseminated in the Interactive Current Affairs Journal and on AEDAF's social media channels.

During the publication process, all involved parties, including the Council, editorial staff, technical team, reviewers, authors, and any others who should intervene, will respect and observe the established guidelines in the journal's ethical code. See ethical code.