Membership . . . Mission . . . News . . . Your primary interest in bringing your subject before our readers should be collegial as opposed to promotional. Additionally, authors should be experts in the topic they're writing on and be willing to share their depth of knowledge and experience with their peers.
Back issues are helpful in gaining an understanding of appropriate topics and writing style.
Prospective authors should also refer to the editorial calendar for upcoming issue topics and submission deadlines and should discuss their intent to write with the editor in chief. The journal's editorial staff shepherds manuscripts through the development process with the guidance of the ACCA Docket's advisory board. The advisory board consists of recognized members of the profession who have particular knowledge of each issue's topical focus. Include a fully developed introduction that states your thesis and plan step. Also include your proposed conclusion.