Hi,

I´m a 28 lawyer. I have 3,5 years of experience in the tax department of a law office in Spain (mainly in spanish tax, not international matters).

I would like working in UK or USA in international taxation, so I wont to do the next year (2011-2012) an International Taxation LLM in a european/american university.

With my experience, age and objetives, do you think that it´s a good idea the LLM????

Thanks for your answers!!

Come on guys!!!

I need your valuable help!!!

Hi,

Do you want to do a full time LLM or a part time?

Full time ones can be done in Leiden University, Newyork University and Vienna. A job is never guaranteed after any of these LLMs but you value on the market increases substantially.

If you want to do an executive masters in international tax..that is..work at the same time in your country and spare one week a month for education...i recommend that you consider ... the executive masters in international tax at Universite De Neuchatel.. http://www2.unine.ch/mas-international-taxation. This program is in English and offers world class education for working professionals!

Take care,

Vikram