muhammad yusof abdul khalid, siti zaidah turmin, mohd rizal palil.  (2021).  understanding corporate tax avoidance and the causal factors: some evidence from malaysia.  - international journal of academic research in accounting finance and management sciences.  271-282. 

rizky firmansyah, dhika maha putri, mochammad galih satriyo wicaksono, sheila febriani putri, ahamad arif widianto, mohd rizal palil.  (2021).  educational transformation: an evaluation of online learning due to covid-19.  - international journal of emerging technologies in learning.  61-76. 

lokhman hakim osman, abdullah sanusi othman, mohd rizal palil.  (2020).  does being central in formal network improve trust projection? a social network analysis of supply network structure.  - logforum.  85-102. 

mahadir ahmad , nur syafiqa balqis md. din , ruthra devi tharumalay , normah che din ,norhayati ibrahim , noh amit , nor mf farah, rose azzlinda osman, mohamed faisal abdul hamid, ibnor azli ibrahim, ezad azraai jamsari, mohd rizal palil & sha'ari ahmad.  (2020).  the effects of circadian rhythm disruption on mental health and physiological responses among shift workers and general population.  - international journal of environmental research & public health.  1-16. 

mohd. rizal palil, suryo utomo, romlah jaffar, rosiati ramli, lokhman hakim osman, mohd helmi ali, nor hazila mohd zain, puji handayati.  (2019).  indonesian shareholders political motives and companies' effective tax rate.  - international journal of business and management science.  507-529. 

lokhman hakim osman, abdullah sanusi othman, mohd rizal palil.  (2019).  does being central in formal network improve trust projection? a social network analysis of supply network structure.  - logforum scientific journal of logistics.  85-102. 

mei teh goi, mohd rizal palil, nor hazila mohd zain, nor hasikin mamat.  (2019).  predicting private saving within malay community.  - asian academy of management journal.  1-17. 

ida suriya ismail, mohd rizal palil, rosiati ramli, mara ridhuan che abdul rahman.  (2019).  effects of dividend tax reform on dividend behavior: a clientele theory approach.  - jurnal pengurusan.  1-20. 

nur aqidah suhaili, mohd rizal palil, rohayati husin.  (2018).  wakaf csr: an emperical study of polycentric collaborative waqf governance.  - jurnal pengurusan.  1-23. 

ida suriya ismail, mohd rizal palil, rosiati ramli, mara ridhuan che abdul rahman, lokhman hakim osman.  (2018).  single tier tax system, dividend payouts and family firms: evidence from malaysia.  - international journal of business and management science.  461-474. 

lokhman hakim osman, zaleha yazid, mohd rizal palil.  (2018).  network positioning and its impact on organizations relational capital: an exponential random graph model (ergm) approach.  - international journal of business and management science.  . 

nori yani abu talib, radziah abdul latiff, aini aman, mohd rizal palil.  (2018).  an exploratory study of accounting and reporting practice for waqf among state islamic religious councils in malaysia.  - international journal of islamic thought.  90-104. 

rafidah mohd azli, mohd rizal palil, shifa mohd nor, mohamad abdul hamid and zainudin awang.  (2017).  the role of ar-rahnu's benefits - sacrifice exchange towards relationship between customer and islamic financial institutions.  - pertanika journal of social sciences & humanities.  . 

raja rizal iskandar raja hisham, mohd rizal palil and wan aishah wan mohd nowalid.  (2017).  the relationship between charismatic and democratic approach on organizational transparency of islamic insurance institutions.  - global review of accounting and finance.  72-83. 

ida suriya ismail, mohd rizal palil, rosiati, ramli, mara ridhuan che abdul rahman, and nur ashikin mohd saat.  (2017).  single tier tax system: analysis of company dividend payouts.  - international journal of economics and management.  989-1010. 

wan kamal mujani, mohamad khairul izwan rifin, izziah suryani mat resad, ezad azraai jamsari, mohd rizal palil, md yazid ahmad & mohd syakir mohd taib.  (2017).  strengthening and enhancing economy and education through waqf in malaysia.  - international journal of civil engineering and technology.  600-613. 

rafidah mohd azli, mohd. rizal palil, shifa mohd nor, mohamad abdul hamid and zainudin awang.  (2017).  the role of ar-rahnu's benefits - sacrifices exchange towards relationships between customers and islamic financial institutions.  - pertanika, journal of social sciences and humanities.  . 

sellywati mohd faizal, mohd rizal palil, ruhanita maelah, rosiati ramli.  (2017).  perception on justice, trust and tax compliance behavior in malaysia.  - kasetsart journal of social sciences.  226-232. 

rafidah mohd azli, mohd rizal palil & shifa mohd nor.  (2017).  effect of ar-rahnu relationship value on long-term relationship between customer and institutions.  - jurnal pengurusan.  1-22. 

mohd rizal palil, marlin marissa malek, abdul rahim jaguli.  (2016).  issues, challenges and problems with tax evasion: the institutional factors approach.  - gadjah mada international journal of business.  187-206. 

raja rizal iskandar raja hisham, mohd rizal palil, wan aishah wan mohd nowalid.  (2016).  islamic leadership principles and accountability of islamic insurance institutions: a pls path modelling approach.  - international journal of accounting, finance and business.  38-49. 

muhammad aqbal mashadi, rosiati ramli, mohd rizal palil, romlah jaffar.  (2016).  bentuk-bentuk ketidakpatuahan cukai: kajian ke atas perniagaan kecil dan sederhana (pks) sektor pembinaan di malaysia.  - uitmt e-academia journal.  1-14. 

rosiati ramli, mohd rizal palil, norul syuhada abu hassan, ahmad fariq mustapha.  (2015).  compliance costs of goods and services tax (gst) among small and medium enterprises.  - jurnal pengurusan.  39-48. 

abd rahim jaguli, marlin marissa malek, mohd rizal palil.  (2015).  technology diffusion through production process and the innovative capacity of local suppliers.  - jurnal pengurusn.  89-102. 

lateff e.e.a., palil m.r., hassan m.s..  (2014).  financial and non-financial distribution efficiency performance among zakat institutions in malaysia [prestasi kecekapan agihan kewangan dan bukan kewangan di kalangan institusi zakat di malaysia].  - jurnal ekonomi malaysia.  51 - 60. 

abd rahim jaguli, marlin m. malek, mohd rizal palil.  (2014).  do mncs high quality and standard requirements matter? a channel for vertical spillovers.  - international journal of business and society.  127-150. 

eza ellany abdul lateff, mohd rizal palil, mohamat sabri hassan.  (2014).  prestasi kecekapan agihan kewangan dan bukan kewangan di kalangan institusi zakat di malaysia.  - jurnal ekonomi malaysia.  51-60. 

ahmad raflis che omar, abdullah sanusi othman, suraiya ishak, jumaat abd moen, mohd rizal palil, mohamad abdul hamid, mohd fauzi mohd jan.  (2014).  mengasuh bakal usahawan malaysia: penentu keberkesanan pembelajaran kewangan di institusi pengajian tinggi awam.  - geografia malaysian journal of society and space.  10(2); 104-114. 

mohd rizal palil, rosiati ramli, ahmad fariq mustapha, norul syuhada abu hassan.  (2013).  elements of compliance costs: lesson from malaysian companies towards goods and services tax (gst).  - asian social science.  9(11):135-147. 

mohd rizal palil, mohamad abdul hamid, mohd hizam hanafiah.  (2013).  taxpayers compliance behaviour: economic factors approach.  - jurnal pengurusan.  38:75-85. 

mohd rizal palil and ahmad fariq mustapha.  (2011).  factors affecting tax compliance behaviour in self assessment system.  - african journal of business management.  5(33):12864-128. 

palil m.r., mustapha a.f..  (2011).  determinants of tax compliance in asia: a case of malaysia.  - european journal of social sciences.  24(1):7-32. 

mohd rizal palil, ahmad fariq mustapha.  (2011).  the evolution and concept of tax compliance in asia and europe.  - australian journal of basic and applied sciences.  5(11):557-563. 

mohd rizal palil.  (2005).  does tax knowledge matters in self assessment system:evidence from malaysian tax administrative.  - the journal of american academy of business, cambridge.  6(2):80-84.