Pacific Accounting Review is an academic journal dedicated to the fields of accounting and finance, providing a platform for accounting scholars, financial analysts, auditors, educators, and related professionals to exchange and share information on accounting theory, practice, case studies, and policy analysis. This journal pays special attention to accounting and financial issues in the Pacific region, including countries in the Asia Pacific region, but its content and perspectives are also of significant value to the global accounting academic and practical communities.
Journal content typically includes original research papers, review articles, case studies, and reviews, covering a wide range of topics such as financial reporting, auditing, taxation, management accounting, international accounting standards, corporate governance, and accounting education. The editorial team of the magazine is composed of renowned scholars in the fields of accounting and finance, who are responsible for the editorial work of the journal, including article collection, peer review, and final publication. The journal adopts a strict peer review process to ensure that the published articles have high quality and academic value.