Taxation of Cross-Border Investment

University of Miami School of Law

United States of America, Coral Gables

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Duration12 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 54,750 / Year

Apply DateAugust 17, 2021

Taxation of Cross-Border Investment

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Overview Specifically, the Taxation of Cross-Border Investment program of the University of Miami School of Law benefits foreign attorneys who:Are practicing, or intend to practice, in or with Latin America in order to develop the niche market of structuring investments in and by Latin America.Are ready to delve into a more sophisticated tax practice and looking to understand enough U.S. tax law to work well with U.S. tax lawyers.Why Miami?This unique offering makes sense as South Florida has become one of the world's leading centers of international tax planning and asset management, and Miami is a major financial capital and home to the largest concentration of international banks in the U.S. I want to find another Master Course Expert FacultyThe city has an exceptionally high number of lawyers representing clients with cross-border investments. We are able to bring in this top talent as adjuncts and have non-U.S. tax experts teach alongside U.S. tax lawyers to show the real-world dynamics of developing a structure that satisfies the business and legal demands of multiple jurisdictions. This way, students understand how international tax planning has to work in every country where their clients do business.

The Taxation of Cross-Border Investment program of the University of Miami School of Law is ideal for students who expect international tax law to play an important role in their professional careers, have a solid foundation in their own domestic tax system, and have enough experience to bring their own questions to the program.

Disciplines

International BusinessInternational LawTaxation

Requirements

English Requirements

IELTSMin 7
TOEFLMin 92

Other Requirements

1International applicants must hold a J.D. degree or its equivalent from a foreign institution.Applicants whose native language is not English must take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). A score of 580 on the written, 237 on the computer based or 92 on the internet based TOEFL test is required to be considered for admission.Applicants must have an official TOEFL score report sent to the Graduate Program in Taxation from the Educational Testing Service (ETS)

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Taxation of Cross-Border Investment

University of Miami School of Law

United States of America, Coral Gables

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