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Former tax lawyer here. Getting a general US LLM is very different from getting a tax LLM. Getting a tax LLM will not teach you about US law — it will presuppos
by gnicholas 4y ago
Former tax lawyer here. Getting a general US LLM is very different from getting a tax LLM. Getting a tax LLM will not teach you about US law — it will presuppose that you know it already. I don't know what the prestige is in India for either of these degrees, but it wouldn't be rational that a tax LLM would be more prestigious than a regular LLM (which would be more useful for anything but tax). If you are looking at tax LLMs seriously, NYU and Georgetown are the most prestigious, but I have no idea if they offer online degrees. If you just want a US license to practice, I've heard that New Mexico has a very high (95%?) pass rate.
- 2Gkashmiri 4y agothank you for your inputs. "prestige" of degrees as in the being usable at a law firm if one goes for employment at a law firm. if one is freelancing,or getting a in house council job, i suppose any US LLM would be good. i've read about NYU and georgetown but NYU is VERY VERY expensive. literally out of my class