• Fundamentals of Federal Income Taxation
• Tax Research and Writing 
• Corporate Taxation 
• Fundamentals of Federal Income Taxation II 
• Partnership Taxation 
• Tax Policy 
• Tax Practice and Procedure 

• Advanced Qualified Pension and Profit-Sharing Plans 
• Advanced Read Estate Taxation
• Bankruptcy Taxation
• Business Planning Workshop
• Consolidated Corporations 
• Corporate Reorganizations 
• Estate and Gift Taxation 
• Estate Planning 
• Executive Compensation 
• Federal Tax Legislation Workshop
• Foreigh Taxation 
• Income Taxation of Estates and Trusts 
• Independant Study 
• Introduction to the Taxation of Financial Products 
• Qualified Pension and Profit-sharing Plans 
• S-Corporations
• State and Local Taxation 
• Tax Exempt Organizations 
• Welfare  Benefit Plans 

• Fundamentals of Federal Income Taxation
• Tax Research and Writing 
• Corporate Taxation 
• Fundamentals of Federal Income Taxation II 
• Partnership Taxation 
• Tax Policy 
• Tax Practice and Procedure 

• Advanced Qualified Pension and Profit-Sharing Plans 
• Advanced Read Estate Taxation
• Bankruptcy Taxation
• Business Planning Workshop
• Consolidated Corporations 
• Corporate Reorganizations 
• Estate and Gift Taxation 
• Estate Planning 
• Executive Compensation 
• Federal Tax Legislation Workshop
• Foreigh Taxation 
• Income Taxation of Estates and Trusts 
• Independant Study 
• Introduction to the Taxation of Financial Products 
• Qualified Pension and Profit-sharing Plans 
• S-Corporations
• State and Local Taxation 
• Tax Exempt Organizations 
• Welfare  Benefit Plans 

• J.D. degree or equivalent (J.D. or equivalent degrees earned in the United States must be from law schools that have the approval of the American Bar Association.)
• Official transcript from each law school attended, except the University of Baltimore School of Law
• One letter of recommendation evaluating the candidate's potential for success in the program (except for graduates of the University of Baltimore School of Law)

Admission is offered to candidates whose previous academic achievement, and work experience indicate high promise for success in graduate study.

To apply, submit the following: 

• Application for Admission to the LL.M. in Taxation
• Nonrefundable $35 application fee
• Official transcript from each law school attended, except the University of Baltimore School of Law
• One letter of recommendation evaluating the candidate's potential for success in the program (except for graduates of the University of Baltimore School of Law)
• If claiming Maryland residency for tuition purposes, Maryland In-State Residency Status Form
  
  

• J.D. degree or equivalent (J.D. or equivalent degrees earned in the United States must be from law schools that have the approval of the American Bar Association.)
• Official transcript from each law school attended, except the University of Baltimore School of Law
• One letter of recommendation evaluating the candidate's potential for success in the program (except for graduates of the University of Baltimore School of Law)

Admission is offered to candidates whose previous academic achievement, and work experience indicate high promise for success in graduate study.

To apply, submit the following: 

• Application for Admission to the LL.M. in Taxation
• Nonrefundable $35 application fee
• Official transcript from each law school attended, except the University of Baltimore School of Law
• One letter of recommendation evaluating the candidate's potential for success in the program (except for graduates of the University of Baltimore School of Law)
• If claiming Maryland residency for tuition purposes, Maryland In-State Residency Status Form