ABA Tax Times (formerly the NewsQuarterly) reports on developments pertaining to taxation, Tax Section news and meeting updates, and other information of professional interest to Tax Section members and other readers.
Overview
ABA Tax Times (ATT) (formerly the NewsQuarterly) is published at least four times a year featuring articles covering a wide range of tax topics and areas of tax practice, interviews with diverse tax practitioners, Committee reports, Tax Section comment submissions to the government, and other news and information of professional interest to Tax Section members and other readers.
ATT is presented in digital-only format and is distributed by e-mail to Tax Section members as a benefit of membership. Learn more about joining the ABA and the Tax Section.
Editorial Policy
ABA Tax Times welcomes the submission of manuscripts from Tax Section members. ATT does not accept articles that have been published previously or are scheduled for publication elsewhere. Publication decisions will be based on editorial consideration of topical timeliness, legal accuracy, quality of writing, tone, and consistency with ATT’s editorial policy. ATT reserves the right to accept or reject any manuscript and to condition acceptance upon revision to conform to its criteria. Members interested in authoring an article are encouraged to contact Professor Linda M. Beale, ATT Supervising Editor, at [email protected].
ATT articles and reports reflect the views of the individuals or committees that prepare them and do not necessarily represent the position of the Tax Section, the American Bar Association, or the editors of ATT. The articles and other content published in ATT are intended for educational and informational purposes only and are not to be considered legal advice. Readers are responsible for seeking professional advice from their own legal counsel.
Authors of accepted articles must sign a standard ABA copyright release form, which gives the ABA exclusive rights to first publication. Authors retain the rights to republish their articles elsewhere (including on the SSRN network) after their articles appear in ATT, with appropriate citation to ATT.