期刊名称：NATIONAL TAX JOURNAL
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
The goal of the National Tax Journal (NTJ) is to encourage and disseminate high quality original research on governmental tax and expenditure policies. The focus of the NTJ is economic, theoretical, and empirical analysis of tax and expenditure issues, with an emphasis on policy implications. The NTJ is published quarterly under the auspices of the National Tax Association (NTA). Articles published in the regular March, June and September issues of the journal as well as articles accepted for publication in special issues of the journal are subject to professional peer review. Most regular issues include an NTJ Forum, which consists of invited papers by leading scholars that examine in depth a single current tax or expenditure policy issue. The December issue is devoted to publishing papers presented at the NTA’s annual spring symposium. Forum papers and the articles in the December issue are not subject to peer review.
Formerly (until 1948): National Tax Association. Bulletin (美国)
Instructions to Authors
MANUSCRIPT PREPARATION, SUBMISSION AND CORRESPONDENCE
Submissions to the NTJ should not exceed 50 double-spaced pages, including tables, figures, footnotes
and appendices, and should include an abstract of 100 or fewer words and a list of keywords.
All manuscripts should be submitted online at http://editorialexpress.com/ntj.
In preparing papers for the Journal, authors should bear in mind the diverse membership of the NTA¡ª
which includes academic, private-sector, and government economists; accountants and attorneys; as well
as business and government tax practitioners¡ªand write in a style accessible to all these individuals.
Technical and methodological discussions should be kept to a minimum and placed in an appendix as
appropriate. Authors may note in their paper that additional information regarding their methods and
results is available upon request or online.
Material previously published or scheduled or submitted for publication elsewhere will not be considered
by the NTJ.
Requests for book reviews should include a copy of the book and be sent to:
Maja Butovich, Editorial Assistant
National Tax Journal
Management and Strategy Department
Kellogg School of Management
Northwestern University
2001 Sheridan Road
Evanston, IL 60208
All other correspondence may be sent electronically to ntj@kellogg.northwestern.edu .
INDEXES
The National Tax Journal is indexed in the following: Journal of Economic Literature; Social Science
Citation Index; Current Contents; Index to Legal Periodicals; Public Affairs Information Service; Business
Periodical Index; Banking Literature Index; Business Index; Current Law Index; Legal Resource Index;
Key to Economic Science; Trade and Industry Index; The Accountants' Index; and Current Index to
Journals in Education.
SUBSCRIPTION
The annual subscription rate is $100.00 ($195.00 library) per year for domestic subscribers and $110.00
($210.00 library) per year for foreign subscribers. Subscription includes the Proceedings of the Annual
Conference on Taxation. Please order your subscription using this form. Single back issues of the Journal
are available for $15 ($30 for libraries), subject to availability.
MUSGRAVE PRIZE
Since 1999, the Richard Musgrave Prize has been presented annually to the author(s) of the most
outstanding paper published in the National Tax Journal. With this award, the National Tax Association
both recognizes Richard Musgrave¡¯s contributions to the theory and practice of public finance and honors
authors of outstanding new contributions to the field. Each year, all refereed papers published in the
March, June and December issues are automatically eligible for the award. The selection is made by
members of the NTJ¡¯s Editorial Advisory Board.
The following are the past winners of the Richard Musgrave Prize.
2007
Roger Gordon and Young Lee
¡°Interest Rates, Taxes and Corporate Financial Policies¡±
2006
Nathan B. Anderson
¡°Beggar Thy Neighbor? Property Taxation of Vacation Homes¡±
2005
¡°The Estate Tax and Charitable Bequests: Elasticity Estimates Using Probate Records¡±
Michael J. Brunetti
2004
¡°Taxation and Risk-Taking with Multiple Tax Rates¡±
David A. Weisbach
2003
¡°Does the Social Security Earnings Test Affect Labor Supply and Benefits Receipt?¡±
Jonathan Gruber and Peter Orszag
2002
¡°Taxes and Entrepreneurial Endurance: Evidence from the Self-Employed¡±
Donald Bruce
2001
¡°Do Local Governments Engage in Strategic Property-Tax Competition?¡±
Jan K. Brueckner and Luz A. Saavedra
2000
¡°Must Financial Services Be Taxed Under a Consumption Tax?¡±
Harry Grubert and James Mackie
1999
¡°Sales Taxes and Prices: An Empirical Analysis¡±
Timothy J. Besley and Harvey S. Rosen
REFEREE-OF-THE-YEAR AWARD
Each year, the NTJ recognizes one or two individuals who provided the journal with stellar refereeing on
more than one occasion over the year. Their reports stand out as being particularly insightful, thorough
and constructive and, thus, provide the editors with invaluable assistance in the editorial process.
The following are the past winners of the Referee-of-the-Year Award.
2008 James X. Sullivan and James Alm
2007 Edward Maydew and Joe A. Stone
2006 Matthew Murray and William T. Bogart
2005 Wojciech Kopczuk and Elizabeth Plummer
Editorial Board
EDITORS
William M. Gentry
George R.Zodrow
EDITORIAL ADVISORY BOARD
Rosanne Altshuler Austan Goolsbee James Poterba
Alan Auerbach Douglas Holtz-Eakin Elizabeth Powers
Robin Boadway R. Glenn Hubbard Harvey Rosen
John Diamond Louis Kaplow John Karl Scholz
Stacy Dickert-Conlin Brian Knight David Sjoquist
Thomas Downes Lillian Mills Joel Slemrod
William Fox Leslie Papke David Wildasin
William Gale
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