Advancing African Fiscal Scholarship
The African Journal of Finance, Taxation, and Fiscal Policy (AJFTFP) is a quarterly, peer-reviewed academic journal published in January, April, July, and October by the Department of Management Sciences, Federal University Dutse (FUD), Jigawa State, Nigeria.
AJFTFP publishes high-quality original research and review articles across accounting, corporate finance, taxation, public sector financial management, and fiscal policy.
Our Vision
To be a leading African journal advancing impactful research, intellectual discourse, and policy dialogue in finance, taxation, and fiscal governance.
Our Mission
To publish rigorous, evidence-based research that strengthens African tax systems, optimizes revenue yield, and enhances financial governance.
Call for Papers — Maiden Edition (Vol. 1 No. 1)
The Editorial Board of the African Journal of Finance, Taxation, and Fiscal Policy (AJFTFP), under the Department of Management Sciences, Federal University Dutse, hereby invites well-researched scholarly manuscripts, empirical articles, and critical policy analyses for publication in its Maiden Edition (Volume 1, Number 1, 2026).
Key Submission Guidelines for the Maiden Edition:
- Target Contributors: University academic staff, research fellows, postgraduate scholars, policy experts, and fiscal practitioners.
- Length & Structure: 6,000 to 8,000 words including abstract (maximum 250 words) and references.
- Originality: Submissions must be original, unpublished, and have a Turnitin similarity index below 15%.
- Review & Publication Fee: Review fee of ₦10,000 upon initial submission; Publication fee of ₦30,000 upon acceptance (Total ₦40,000).
- Mode of Submission: Submit directly via our online submission portal or by email to ajftfp@fud.edu.ng.
Principal Subject Areas
Direct/indirect taxes, compliance, audit, electronic filing, and digital economy taxation.
Fiscal federalism, public expenditure, debt management, and revenue mobilization.
Financial reporting, auditing, capital structure, and business analytics.
Cross-border taxation, transfer pricing, carbon taxes, and trade agreements.