LLM European and International Tax Law

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Posted Aug 20, 2020 16:03

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

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chicken so...

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Posted Aug 24, 2020 18:27

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.

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. <br><br>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. 

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