Correction and Retraction

Jurnal Akuntansi Publik Nusantara (JURALINUS)  is committed to maintaining the integrity of the scholarly record. While we strive for accuracy, we recognize that errors may occur after publication. This policy outlines how we handle such instances.

  1. Corrections (Errata and Corrigenda)

A correction notice will be issued if an error is discovered that does not invalidate the research findings but is necessary for clarity or accuracy.

  • Errata: Used for significant errors made by the journal during the production process (e.g., layout errors or typos in names).
  • Corrigenda: Used for significant errors made by the authors (e.g., errors in data analysis or missing funding acknowledgments).
  • Process: The original article will remain available, but a link to the formal correction statement will be prominently displayed.
  1. Retractions

A retraction will be considered if the findings of a paper are found to be fundamentally flawed or if serious ethical breaches have occurred.

  • Criteria for Retraction:
    • Discovery of major scientific errors or unreliable data that invalidate the study's conclusions.
    • Evidence of publication malpractice, including plagiarism or redundant publication.
    • Unethical research conduct or failure to disclose significant conflicts of interest.

Process: The original article will be marked as "RETRACTED" in the PDF and metadata, and a clear retraction notice explaining the reasons will be published