Ownership and Management Information

1. Journal Ownership

Indonesian Journal of Accounting (IJAcc) is a scholarly journal dedicated to publishing high-quality research and academic contributions in accounting and related disciplines. The journal provides a platform for researchers, academics, practitioners, and students to disseminate research findings, exchange ideas, and contribute to the advancement of accounting knowledge and professional practice.

The journal is owned and published by [Official Name of Publisher or Institution], located at [Official Publisher Address], Indonesia.

The ownership structure of IJAcc is intended to support the journal's academic mission, operational sustainability, and commitment to the dissemination of credible, original, and ethically conducted scholarly research.

2. Journal Management

The Indonesian Journal of Accounting (IJAcc) is managed by an editorial team responsible for overseeing manuscript submissions, initial editorial assessments, peer-review coordination, editorial decisions, publication processes, and compliance with the journal's editorial policies.

The journal's management structure is designed to ensure that each stage of the publication process is conducted professionally, transparently, and consistently with established scholarly publishing standards.

The names, affiliations, and responsibilities of the editorial team are made available through the journal's official website to support transparency and accountability in editorial management.

3. Editorial Independence

The Indonesian Journal of Accounting (IJAcc) upholds editorial independence in the assessment, review, and publication of scholarly manuscripts. Editorial decisions are based on the manuscript's originality, academic quality, relevance to the journal's focus and scope, methodological rigor, significance of findings, and compliance with publication ethics.

The publisher may provide institutional, financial, technical, and administrative support to ensure the journal's sustainability. However, such support must not compromise the independence of editorial decisions.

Decisions regarding manuscript acceptance, revision, or rejection remain the responsibility of the Editor-in-Chief or other duly authorized editors, in accordance with the journal's editorial policies and peer-review procedures. No decision should be influenced by commercial interests, institutional pressure, personal relationships, or other considerations unrelated to scholarly merit and publication ethics.

4. Roles and Responsibilities

The Indonesian Journal of Accounting (IJAcc) establishes clear responsibilities for all parties involved in journal ownership, management, and publication.

• Publisher: Provides the institutional and administrative framework necessary for the journal's operation, supports its long-term sustainability, and respects editorial independence.
• Editor-in-Chief: Leads the editorial process, establishes and implements editorial policies, oversees publication quality, ensures adherence to publication ethics, and makes or supervises final editorial decisions.
• Managing Editor: Coordinates manuscript processing, manages editorial correspondence, monitors the progress of submissions, and supports the timely implementation of editorial and publication procedures.
• Editorial Board: Provides academic guidance, contributes subject-specific expertise, supports the journal's development, and assists in maintaining scholarly standards.
• Reviewers: Evaluate manuscripts objectively, confidentially, and constructively according to their expertise, the journal's peer-review policy, and applicable ethical standards.
• Authors: Ensure that submitted manuscripts are original, accurately reported, appropriately referenced, and compliant with the journal's submission requirements and publication ethics policies.

Each party is expected to perform its responsibilities professionally and to disclose any relevant conflicts of interest that may affect the integrity of the publication process.

5. Transparency and Accountability

The Indonesian Journal of Accounting (IJAcc) is committed to providing accurate and accessible information concerning journal ownership, publisher identity, management structure, editorial responsibilities, peer-review procedures, publication ethics, and applicable author fees.

Relevant information is published on the journal's official website and updated when necessary to reflect changes in ownership, management, editorial appointments, or publication policies.

The journal periodically reviews its management and editorial practices to strengthen accountability, improve publication quality, and maintain the trust of authors, reviewers, readers, research institutions, and the wider academic community.

Any changes to the journal's ownership or management structure should be communicated transparently and documented through the appropriate official channels.

6. Publisher Information

The official publisher and contact details of the Indonesian Journal of Accounting (IJAcc) are provided below.

For inquiries regarding journal ownership, management, editorial policies, or publication procedures, authors and readers may contact the journal through its official communication channels.