International Tax and Public Finance has had some significant changes to its editorial board. At the end of last year, Sara LaLumia and Kimberley Scharf stepped down as two of our Editors in Chief. Their time with the journal saw a significant increase in its scope and impact and their efforts helped to solidify its position as one of the leading journals in the field of public economics. Their leadership helped to broaden the journal's interests beyond its traditional stronghold of international taxation to encompass all areas of public finance. Although they have stepped down from their former positions, they have joined the Editorial Advisory Board so that the journal can continue to benefit from their input. The openings they left have been filled by David Agrawal and Nadine Riedel.

David's move to Editor in Chief created a vacancy in the Policy Watch editorship. In addition, after many years of service, Alberto Solé-Ollé stepped down as the second Policy Watch editor. Gabrielle Fack and Mazhar Waseem have joined the journal as the two Policy Watch editors. Given the Policy Watch goal of publishing "think pieces", that is, big ideas about topics of interest to those working in public finance, we hope that they can continue to broaden the scope of the issues the journal covers.

We also wish to thank Carol Propper for her time on the Editorial Advisory Board and wish her the best as she focuses on other projects.

Finally, we continue to express our thanks to all of those who contribute to the journal as authors and referees. We are grateful to the numerous individuals who serve on our Associate Editorial Panel and Editorial Advisory Board. It is an honor to be a part of such a vital and active discussion that includes academics, policy makers, and practitioners. In particular during these challenging times, we hope that International Tax and Public Finance acts as a positive contribution to these important and energetic debates.

David R. Agrawal, Ronald B. Davies, and Nadine Riedel