Focus and Scope

Editorial Policies

Digital Accounting and Auditing Journal (DAAJ) publishes scholarly works in digital accounting, auditing technology, accounting information systems, financial analytics, and technology-based assurance practices.

Focus and Scope

Digital Accounting and Auditing Journal (DAAJ) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that accepts manuscripts on digital accounting, auditing, accounting information systems, financial technology, and digital transformation in financial reporting and assurance.

Articles submitted to DAAJ may be in the form of:

  1. Empirical research articles
  2. Conceptual or theoretical articles
  3. Literature review articles
  4. Case studies related to digital accounting and auditing practices
  5. Technology-based accounting and auditing innovation papers

The main topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Digital Accounting
  • Auditing Technology
  • Accounting Information Systems
  • Financial Technology
  • Artificial Intelligence in Accounting
  • Artificial Intelligence in Auditing
  • Audit Analytics
  • Data Analytics for Accounting
  • Blockchain in Accounting and Auditing
  • Smart Contracts and Financial Reporting
  • Information Technology Audit
  • Digital Internal Control
  • Cybersecurity in Financial Systems
  • Digital Governance and Risk Management
  • Forensic Accounting Technology
  • Fraud Detection Using Digital Technology
  • ERP and Accounting Systems
  • Cloud Accounting
  • Public Sector Digital Accounting
  • Digital Transformation in Auditing

Section Policies

Section Policy
Research Articles Open Submissions • Indexed • Peer Reviewed
Literature Review Articles Open Submissions • Indexed • Peer Reviewed
Conceptual Articles Open Submissions • Indexed • Peer Reviewed
Case Study Articles Open Submissions • Indexed • Peer Reviewed

Peer Review Process

All manuscripts submitted to DAAJ must follow the journal focus and scope, author guidelines, and publication ethics.

Every manuscript undergoes an initial editorial screening including topic suitability, formatting compliance, and plagiarism indication.

Manuscripts that pass the initial evaluation will be reviewed using a double-blind peer review process by at least two expert reviewers.

The final decision regarding acceptance, revision, or rejection is determined by the Editor-in-Chief based on reviewers’ comments and editorial evaluation.

Publication Frequency

Digital Accounting and Auditing Journal (DAAJ) is published two times a year.

  • January – June
  • July – December

Open Access Policy

DAAJ provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.

Archiving

DAAJ supports long-term digital preservation through institutional repositories, indexing databases, and digital archiving systems to ensure permanent accessibility of published articles.