Online Program: Taxation of Cross-Border Investment LLM

Miami Law’s LLM in Taxation of Cross-Border Investment provides advanced study of the tax laws and considerations that shape cross-border investment, foreign investment, and multinational transactions. Designed for professionals working across jurisdictions, the program builds knowledge in areas such as international taxation, international tax law, global tax planning, and tax treaty issues.

This LLM in taxation online program has been designed with maximum flexibility to meet the needs of busy professionals who want to blend their pursuit of a degree with their existing practices with no career interruption. Students can complete the program online or combine online and in-person learning based on their location and professional schedules.

Online Option

For those students who are not based in or able to come to Miami, considering online LLM in taxation programs, Miami Law offers a flexible option for students all over the world. The LLM in International Taxation online option can be completed part-time in 2 or 3 years, with online learning taking place during the regular U.S. academic calendar.

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  • Start

    Introductory coursework takes place in July of the student’s first year in the program. Courses provide an introduction to the U.S. legal system as it relates to business and tax planning, and the U.S. tax system.

  • Years 1 - 2 (Online)

    During the following two academic years, students continue to take courses online. Students may, if they choose, also come to Miami for certain "short courses" that are offered for a week or over several weekends during the academic year.

Combination of In-Person and Online Learning Option

Students pursuing an LLM in international taxation online can also take advantage of in-person learning while in Miami. Students can combine in-person classes and online learning to complete the required 28 credits, which can be completed in 2 or 3 years, part-time. Based on their schedules, students can take in-person classes (including full-semester and/or short courses) when in Miami, and can take courses remotely when located outside Miami.

Note that not all courses may be offered in both formats – some courses may be offered only online, for example.

2-Year Schedule

Sample of Courses Taken in a Two-Year Schedule

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  • Year 1

    July

    Introduction to the U.S. Tax System, including Entity Classification (3 credits)

    Fall Year 1 (Online or On-Campus)
    • Introduction to the U.S. Legal System (2 credits)
    • International: Inbound (2 credits)
    • Taxation of Business Entities (2 credits)
    • Property Transactions (1 credits)
    Spring Year 1 (Online or On-Campus)
    • International: Outbound (2 credits)
    • Introduction to Financial Instruments (1 credit)
    • Taxation of Shipping Transactions (2 credits)
    • Federal Criminal Tax Practice (1 credit)
    • Tax Issues Relating to Cryptocurrency and Blockchain (1 credit)

  • Year 2

    Fall Year 2 (Online or On-Campus)
    • Income Tax Treaties (1 or 2 credits)
    • Federal Tax Procedure (2 credits) 
    • Federal Wealth Transfer Tax (2 credits)
    • U.S. Tax Policy (2 credits)
    Spring Year 2 (Online or On-Campus)
    • International Transactions: Europe (1 credit)
    • Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates (3 credits) 
    • Estate Planning (1 credit) 
    • Representing High Net Worth Individuals (2 credits)
    • International Transactions: Latin America (1 credit)
    • Introduction to U.S. International Tax Policy (1 credit)

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