International Tax Law Review (ITLR) is a quarterly, peer-reviewed digital journal dedicated to the study and analysis of global taxation laws. Launched in 2022 and bearing ISSN: 2583-6838, ITLR provides a platform for comprehensive research on various aspects of taxation law. The journal publishes four issues per year and follows a double-blind peer review process to ensure high standards of academic rigor.
The primary objective of ITLR is to promote scholarly research on taxation laws across different jurisdictions, providing insights into both domestic and international tax systems. Although ITLR focuses on tax law, it encourages interdisciplinary approaches to explore related subjects. Researchers from any country are welcome to submit their work, as long as their research aligns with the journal's central theme of taxation law.
With a plagiarism threshold of 10% (as per Turnitin) and coverage primarily focused on India, ITLR is committed to contributing to the advancement of tax law scholarship worldwide. Articles are published in English, ensuring accessibility to a global audience.
The International Tax Law Review (ITLR) is dedicated to publishing scholarly research that explores various aspects of international tax law, including developments, challenges, and policy implications. The journal welcomes contributions from researchers worldwide, offering a platform for diverse perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches to tax law issues.
If you have an original research paper that aligns with the journal’s theme, we kindly invite you to submit your work through the submission portal.
ISSN: 2583-6838
Journal Initials: ITLR
Research Scope: Taxation Laws and related subjects
Publication Mode: Digital
Frequency: Quarterly
Launch Year – 2022
Review Mode: Double Blind Peer Review
Similarity Allowed: 10% (as per Turnitin)
AI Allowed: 0% (as per Turnitin)
Coverage: Global
Language: English
