Call for Blogs | Centre for Tax Laws | NALSAR University of Law | Hyderabad | Submit Now!

Call for Blogs | Centre for Tax Laws | NALSAR University of Law | Hyderabad | Submit Now!

Call for Submissions: CTL Blog, NALSAR University of Law:

The Centre for Tax Laws (CTL) at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, invites contributions to its academic blog. Designed as a vibrant forum for dialogue on taxation, the CTL Blog welcomes students, practitioners, and scholars to share insights on evolving tax policy and jurisprudence.

Scope of Contributions:

Writers are encouraged to submit analytical or descriptive pieces on contemporary issues in:

• Direct Taxation
• Indirect Taxation
• International Taxation

Categories of Submissions:

• Articles: In-depth analysis of legal or policy developments.
• Case Comments: Critical engagement with recent decisions of the Supreme Court, High Courts, or tribunals such as ITAT/CESTAT.

Editorial Guidelines:

• Word Limit: Preferably within 2,000 words. Longer submissions may be considered if the topic demands.
• Citation Style: Hyperlinks for digital sources; footnotes where hyperlinks are unavailable.
• Originality: Submissions must be unpublished and plagiarism-free.
• Co-authorship: Permitted for up to two authors.

Review & Publication:

• Rolling Submissions: Accepted throughout the year.
• Review Process: Double-blind peer review. Authors will receive an initial response within 2–3 weeks.

Submission Procedure:

• Email entries to ctl@nalsar.ac.in.
• Subject line: “Submission for CTL Blog | [Title of the Post]”.
• Email body: Include author’s name, institutional affiliation, and a brief two-sentence bio.

Contact Details:

For queries, reach out to the Editorial Board at ctl@nalsar.ac.in.

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