Submission Norms

 

The main document of the article must not contain any identification of author(s) and their institution(s) connections, under penalty of submission rejection.

 

A supplemental document (Coversheet) must be submitted, in a separate file, with the following data: work title in the text language; name and qualification of author(s), limited to 4 (four) authors per article, institutional connection of the author(s); full address, e-mail and telephone of all author(s) and coauthor(s); and the ORCID number of the author(s).

 

In case of an article submitted with more than 4 (four) authors, the main author must present a rationale which will be assessed by the publisher, which can or cannot be accepted.

 

Submitted articles must follow the template available here.

 

Articles must be written in Portuguese or English, with a minimum of 10 (ten) and a maximum of 25 (twenty-five) pages.

 

Pages of the article must be properly numbered in the top left corner, with extension .doc or .docx, A4 format, single-spacing, Times New Roman, size 12, paragraph entrance 1.25; margins 2,54 cm.

 

Citations and references must follow APA’s (American Psychological Association), norms, considering that references must be listed at the end of the text, reviewed, alphabetically, font size 12, with single-spacing and with a blank line between them.

 

Tables and figures must be included in articles every time their information makes text comprehension more efficient, with no repetition of information that have already been described in the text. They must be self-explanatory.

 

Figures must evidence a flowchart, chart, photograph, design or any other illustration or text representation.

 

The abstract (in the text language) must contain a minimum of 200 and a maximum of 250 words, separated in 4 sections, composed and highlighted by the following elements: (i) Objective(s), (ii) Method, (iii) Results or Discussion and (iv) Contributions. The abstract must be followed by three to five keywords.

 

 

Editorial Flow:

 

When submitting their articles to Brazilian Journal of Accounting and Management, authors agree with the following terms:

 

1) Authors maintain copyright of articles and grant to the journal the rights of the first publication, according to the licensing criteria that Brazilian Journal of Accounting and Management adopts Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International, which allows the work to be shared with initial publication and authorship recognition. These licenses allow others to distribute, remix, adapt, or create derived work, even if it is for commercial purposes, provided that the credit is given to the original creation.

 

2) Financial compensation is not intended for the authors, at any qualification. By works published at Brazilian Journal of Accounting and Management;

 

3) Content and information in the articles published by Brazilian Journal of Accounting and Management are an exclusive responsibility of the authors;

 

4) Following its approval, authors will be identified in each article, so they must inform Brazilian Journal of Accounting and Management about their connection institution and e-mail address.