The Centre for Tax Laws (CTL), NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, invites submissions for its CTL Blog on contemporary developments in tax policy and jurisprudence.
Eligibility
• Students, practitioners, and scholars may submit articles.
• Articles should primarily deal with Taxation Law/Policy, including allied areas such as economic offences and white-collar crime.
• Co-authored submissions are permitted.
Guidelines
• Submissions must be accompanied by a short 1–2 line summary of the article.
• Articles submitted to another platform should not be submitted to CTL.
• The article must not exceed 2,000 words, although the Editorial Board may allow flexibility depending on the article.
• Multi-part series may be permitted for lengthier submissions.
• All references must be hyperlinked in the body of the text.
• Footnotes may be used where no online source is available for a reference.
Submission details
• Author’s name.
• Year of study, if applicable.
• Institution/Organisation of affiliation.
• Short bio of approximately 40–50 words.
• LinkedIn profile, if applicable.
• Review Process: The Student Editorial Board conducts a preliminary review, generally within around 7 days. Accepted submissions are then reviewed by the Editorial Board, which may take up to 14 days. The complete review process may take approximately 20–30 days, including incorporation of feedback.
• Final acceptance is communicated only after required changes are made.
• The Editorial Board reserves discretion to reject submissions at any stage.
• Submissions are accepted on a rolling basis.
How to apply
Interested contributors may send their submissions to ctl@nalsar.ac.in.
