Intertax

The well-established journal Intertax continues to serve the readers with up-to-date ground-breaking analysis on international, regional and comparative taxation, targeted to all professionals in the area. For more than four decades, it has provided 12 issues a year, offering comprehensive critical analysis and research on all tax issues with transnational relevance, from both legal and economic angles.

Among the many features it offers in elucidation of transnational tax issues are the following:

• Ground-breaking articles on international taxation, European taxation, and both direct and indirect taxation in countries around the world with transnational repercussion;
• Critical analysis of regional trends in taxation and of multinational tax developments emanating from organizations such as the OECD, the EU, the WTO and the United Nations;
• Special issues focusing on current and controversial tax developments;
• Debates regarding a controversial tax policy issue. These will generally be shorter than typical Intertax articles, and can be submitted either jointly by two invitees or voluntarily;
• Notes on topical tax developments, as well as case notes on relevant court decisions on international and EU tax issues; and
• Literature reviews (including books and groundbreaking papers).

All articles are submitted to a rigorous anonymous peer review process prior to acceptance for publication. Intertax is supported by editorial and advisory board members with the highest international reputation.

Academics, tax attorneys, practitioners (litigation and transactional) in areas where international tax issues are a concern, will all appreciate this preeminent review’s authoritative, thought provoking and reliable content, always-timely focused on important developments.

Indexed/abstracted in:

Intertax is indexed/abstracted in Data Juridica; European Access; IBZ – International Bibliography of Periodical Literature on the Humanities and Social Sciences; IBZ – CD-ROM; IBZ – Online.The journal has also been accepted for indexing in the Emerging Sources Citation Index (Web of Science) and in the Scopus database.