Hello,

I have been applying to the LLM European and International Tax Law, and i have received an acceptance letter.

Although i'm really interested in getting a LLM and a more in-depth knowledge of tax law (my former Master was corporate law in France), i somehow have second though. How is this LLM "perceived" by law firms ? How are the job perspectives afterwards ?

Thanks to anyone that could help me

It can be valuable, especially for those students who are already working in a law firm which has a decent (or growing) tax practice. Usually these students will take a year off, get the LLM, and transition into the practice. 

If you're talking about getting a job in another law firm in your home country, you can do some research through your network or on LinkedIn to see how robust their tax practice is.