Publication Frequency
Publication Frequency
Advances in Taxation Research (ATR) publishes one volume per calendar year with exactly three regular numbered issues: No. 1, No. 2, and No. 3. Beginning with Volume 5 (2027), the website policy states No. 1 January–April, No. 2 May–August, and No. 3 September–December.
Standardized Issue Schedule
The standardized issue periods apply prospectively from Volume 5 (2027). They identify three regular issues within each calendar-year volume. ATR does not create a fourth regular issue under this model.
2026–2027 Transition
Published issues in Volume 4 (2026) retain their original numbers and actual archive publication dates: No. 1 — 31 January 2026; No. 2 — 16 May 2026; No. 3 — 3 July 2026. Valid DOI records and bibliographic metadata are not retrospectively altered.
The supplied ATR policy identifies October–December 2026 as a publication-schedule transition without an additional regular numbered issue. Submissions, independent review, revisions, decisions, copyediting, proofreading, production preparation, and metadata verification may continue. Formal publication under the standardized cycle begins with the applicable 2027 issue after all requirements are complete; records must not be backdated.
Continuous Publication
The ATR website policy introduces continuous publication prospectively from 1 September 2026 within the applicable active numbered issue. Publication-ready articles may be released after final acceptance, applicable post-acceptance administration, copyediting, proofreading and production, metadata verification, and preparation of the Version of Record.
Continuous publication changes the timing of release within an active issue; it does not increase the annual number of regular issues, override the announced transition, or weaken peer-review, integrity, or publication-quality requirements.
Version of Record & Publication Metadata
The final article formally published on the ATR website is the authoritative Version of Record. Its publication date is the actual date of formal online availability. Volume, issue, date, DOI, author information, licensing, and essential metadata should agree across the website, published article, and DOI record.
Historical Scholarly Record
Previously published volumes, issues, articles, dates, pagination, DOI records, issue titles, and valid metadata remain part of ATR’s permanent scholarly record. Current policy does not authorize retrospective renumbering, redating, or reconstruction. Genuine metadata errors may be corrected transparently with traceability.
PERLU VERIFIKASI: this page reports ATR’s supplied and published website schedule. It does not establish matching ISSN registry frequency or official approval of a frequency change. Any proposed move to six issues per year requires its own documented approval and must not be inferred from this page.
Journal Archives
ATR maintains an online archive. Readers should cite the bibliographic details and DOI of the applicable Version of Record.