New York University

Overview

The LLM in International Taxation at New York University offers an advanced curriculum focused on cross-border tax law, treaty analysis, and the intricacies of the US international tax system. This program is tailored for legal professionals who seek to enhance their expertise in navigating the complexities of multinational transactions.

What you'll study

The program is structured to equip students with a deep understanding of both US and international tax laws. It emphasizes treaty interpretation, analysis of cross-border transactions, and the development of legal research skills.

• Core courses include:
  • International Tax
  • Taxation of International Business Transactions
  • Tax Treaties
• Additional course options may include:
  • Corporate Tax for International Taxation Students
• Applied learning: Engage in simulation-based exercises that utilize multi-country transaction scenarios to build practical structuring and analysis skills.
• Research and skills development: Gain training in tax research methodologies and the use of advanced research technologies.

Entry requirements

While specific GRE, GMAT, or GPA score requirements are not publicly specified, it is expected that applicants possess a qualifying law degree and are ready to undertake advanced legal studies conducted in English.

Career prospects

Graduates of the LLM in International Taxation program will be well-prepared for careers in law firms, multinational corporations, government agencies, and international organizations, where they can apply their expertise in tax law to navigate complex global transactions and compliance issues.