Hi, It's so nice I found this board. I am seeking for International Tax law graduate grogram. I have already had a Master in Finance. Now I am working in a public accounting firm in U.S. I feel I am interested in international tax law more and more. Could some recommend good program to study. Thanks.

Regina

Hi Regina, in which country do you plan to continue your studies? I want to apply to the NYU international tax law program for 2006.

In Europe, there are several good tax programs, e.g. the ones offered ILF Institute for Law and Finance at Frankfurt University and LSE - http://www.llm-guide.com/university/182 and http://www.llm-guide.com/university/105

Many LLM programs require a degree in law, so you should check with the law schools whether you can apply as a non-lawyer as well.

Hey, thank you for your advice. I think I would like to study in Europe. The program in NYU is designed specially for foreign lawyer. It's pretty good. Also, michigan university has good llm program in international tax law. They all ask for law degree holder. well, it's not applicable to me.

Hi Regina,

I would like to suggest the following:

NYU, Harvard, Michigan, LSE, Leiden, Paris, Munich, Saint Thomas University (Miami), Golden Gate University (San Francisco), Yönköping University (Sweden).

However most of them are LLM for lawyers. I guess London School of Economics has also a MSc.

Good luck
Miguel