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Graduate Tax Program

Course Listings

New! The Graduate Tax Program also offers summer courses and select online courses.

Below is a list of all courses regularly offered by the Graduate Tax Program. Not every course is offered every year. For detailed course information about a particular semester, including course descriptions, please visit the Course Management System.

Foundational Courses State and Local Taxation
Income Taxation (J.D.s only)
Taxation of Property Transactions
Timing Issues and the Income Tax		 Multi-state Taxation in the New Millennium I
Multi-state Taxation in the New Millennium II
Survey of Multistate Taxation
Business Taxation Tax Procedure and Litigation

Advanced Corporate Tax Problems
Advanced Corporate Tax Problems: International
Advanced Partnership Tax I
Advanced Partnership Tax II: Issues in Practice
Bankruptcy Taxation
Corporate Taxation I
Corporate Taxation II
Employee Benefits Law
Partnership Taxation
Taxation of Affiliated Corporations
Taxation of Business Conduits
Taxation of Executive Compensation
Taxation of Financial Instruments
Taxation of Mergers & Acquisitions
Taxation of Private Equity
Taxation of Subchapter S Corporations

 Survey of Tax Procedure
Tax Penalties and Prosecutions
Tax Procedure
Tax Policy
Colloquium on Tax Policy and Public Finance
Directed Research
International Tax Policy
Tax and Social Policy Seminar (Not offered in 2011-2012)
Tax Policy
International Taxation Wealth Transfer

Asia Pacific Tax Systems
European Union Tax Law
Taxation of International Business Transactions
International Tax I
International Tax II
International Tax III
International Tax Policy
Foreign Tax Credit (not offered 2010-2011)
Survey of International Taxation
Transfer Pricing
Tax Policy: Comparative
Tax Treaties

Estate and Gift Taxation
Estate Planning
Generation Skipping Transfer Tax
Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates I
Income Taxation of Trusts and Estates II
Tax Aspects of Charitable Giving
Tax Exempt Organizations


Related Courses

Candidates for the LL.M. in Taxation and the LL.M. in International Taxation are eligible to take 4 credits of non-tax electives out of the 24 credits needed to graduate. Below is a sampling of courses in related areas that may be of interest to tax students.

Additionally, the New York University Stern School of Business reserves a limited number of seats in certain graduate Finance classes for law students. With permission, a tax student may utilize credits taken at Stern as non-tax electives.  Students educated outside the U.S. who plan on taking the NY bar exam should seek counseling before registering for Stern courses.

Accounting for Lawyers

Bankruptcy Reorganizations

Business Planning

Colloquium on Law and Business

Colloquium on Law, Economics, and Politics

Colloquium on Legal, Political and Social Philosophy

Comparative Economic Regulation

Corporate Finance

Developing Issues: Economic Analysis of Corporate Law

Developing Issues in Bankruptcy

Developing Issues in Financial Reporting

Developing Issues in Securities Regulation: Policy Issues

European Economic Law and the Evolving Structure of the European Union

European Union Law

International Business Transactions with China and Far East Asia

International Economic Transactions: Joint Ventures

Law and Economics

Law and Social Policy

Law of Nonprofit Organizations

Legal Scholarship

Mergers and Acquisitions

Social Legal Colloquium

For detailed course information see here.

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