Australian Accounting Review

Be informed by leading academics

Australian Accounting Review (AAR) is CPA Australia’s peer-reviewed academic journal. The journal is available at no cost to CPA Australia members. Download the latest issue

Edited by two of Australia’s leading accounting and finance professors, the journal is published quarterly by respected educational publisher, Wiley. 

With four issues each year, new content is available every three months.

Why read Australian Accounting Review?

Build your reputation as a thought leader by exploring the Australian Accounting Review.

• Internationally recognised as a leading research journal
• Highly readable for academics and non-academics
• Critical analysis by leading practitioners
• Wide ranging, informative articles

Keep your finger on the pulse

Each issue features articles and case studies on global accounting topics, such as: 

• Audit and assurance
• Ethics and governance
• Financial reporting
• Management accounting
• Taxation

Articles are submitted and peer reviewed by international academics.

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With such a broad range of global content, there’s something for all accounting and business professionals. Download the latest issue

Meet the Editors

Professor Sue Wright
Professor Wright is Head of Accounting at the University of Technology Sydney. She is a fellow and former president and treasurer of the Accounting and Finance Association of Australia and New Zealand (AFAANZ). Wright is also an associate editor / board member of Abacus, Accounting Research Journal and Meditari.

Professor Yaowen Shan
Professor Shan from the University of Technology Sydney is a professional accountant and current director and treasurer of the AFAANZ board. He is also an associate editor at two other academic publications: the Australian Journal of Management and Accounting and Finance.

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Full access to AAR is a benefit of CPA Australia membership. However, many articles are open access, meaning anyone can benefit from reading them.

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