Master of Advanced Studies in International Tax Law
The LLM (Adv.) Program in International Tax Law works on a cost basis and depends itself on grants, subsidies and gifts, in addition to the tuition fees collected, to operate; it is unfortunately not in a position to grant subsidies itself - and has also never been able to do so in the past. Different from the other LLM (Adv.) Programs, the LLM (Adv.) Program in International Tax Law does not offer (partial) tuition fee waivers to new applicants.
Individual courses
It is possible to register for individual courses of the full-time program. Fees applicable as of August 2008 are as follows:
| Course name |
Weeks |
Beginning in |
Fee (€) |
|
| Introduction to International Tax Law |
5
|
September |
2,150
|
|
| Tax Treaties |
11
|
October |
8,000
|
|
| Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation |
4
|
January |
2,200
|
|
| EU Tax Law |
7
|
February |
4,000
|
|
| International Estate & Trust Taxation |
2
|
mid-March |
750
|
|
| Custom Duties and Excise Taxes |
1
|
early-April |
550
|
|
| Value-Added Tax Law |
4
|
end-April |
1,900
|
|
| US Individual Income Tax Law |
2
|
end-April |
1,100
|
* |
| US Corporate Income Tax Law |
2
|
early-May |
1,100
|
* |
| US International Tax Law |
3
|
mid-May |
1,400
|
* |
| International Tax Planning |
2
|
June |
1,250
|
|
* For students taking US Individual Income Tax Law, US Corporate Income Tax Law and US International Tax Law jointly a reduction applies. The combined fee for the three courses is € 3.000.
For the 2011-2012 academic year the full program tuition fee will be € 18.000.
For dates of the courses in 2010-2011, please see the 2009-2010 course schedule.