• A completed application form (if not applying online). A printed application can be obtained by contacting the Graduate Tax Program at 352.273.0680.
• Official copies of transcripts from all educational institutions in the original language and English translations. Official copies of degree certifications from all educational institutions in the original language and English translations (Transcripts sent by National Clearinghouses will not be accepted. Transcripts sent electronically, must be sent directly to the UF Office of Admissions at[email protected]).
• A nonrefundable $30 application fee in U.S. dollars payable to the University of Florida. (If applying online, this fee may be paid by credit card.)
• TOEFL examination report. (Information about UF’s English Language Institute can be found here:http://www.eli.ufl.edu.)
• Official verification of your law school class standing or rank.
• Personal statement and resume.
• Two letters of recommendation, at least one of which, preferably, is from a law school professor.

• A completed application form (if not applying online). A printed application can be obtained by contacting the Graduate Tax Program at 352.273.0680.
• Official copies of transcripts from all educational institutions in the original language and English translations. Official copies of degree certifications from all educational institutions in the original language and English translations (Transcripts sent by National Clearinghouses will not be accepted. Transcripts sent electronically, must be sent directly to the UF Office of Admissions at[email protected]).
• A nonrefundable $30 application fee in U.S. dollars payable to the University of Florida. (If applying online, this fee may be paid by credit card.)
• TOEFL examination report. (Information about UF’s English Language Institute can be found here:http://www.eli.ufl.edu.)
• Official verification of your law school class standing or rank.
• Personal statement and resume.
• Two letters of recommendation, at least one of which, preferably, is from a law school professor.

An essential part of preparation for tax practice involves the in-depth study of a wide range of tax laws and policies, and the Graduate Tax Program provides that breadth of study.

For LL.M. in Taxation students who wish to concentrate a portion of their studies in a particular area of tax law, the possibilities include:

Estate Planning – Courses may include:

• Taxation of Gratuitous Transfers
• Income Taxation of Trusts & Estates
• Estate Planning
• Estate and Gift Tax Seminar

International Taxation – Courses may include:

• International Tax I
• International Tax II
• Comparative Taxation
• International Tax Seminar

Corporate/Business Taxation – Courses may include:

•  Corporate Taxation I
• Corporate Taxation II
• Partnership Taxation
• Business Taxation Seminar

An essential part of preparation for tax practice involves the in-depth study of a wide range of tax laws and policies, and the Graduate Tax Program provides that breadth of study.

For LL.M. in Taxation students who wish to concentrate a portion of their studies in a particular area of tax law, the possibilities include:

Estate Planning – Courses may include:

• Taxation of Gratuitous Transfers
• Income Taxation of Trusts & Estates
• Estate Planning
• Estate and Gift Tax Seminar

International Taxation – Courses may include:

• International Tax I
• International Tax II
• Comparative Taxation
• International Tax Seminar

Corporate/Business Taxation – Courses may include:

•  Corporate Taxation I
• Corporate Taxation II
• Partnership Taxation
• Business Taxation Seminar