LLM in Tax Law
Tax law is complicated and getting more so. Working in this area requires a thorough understanding of all legal nuances. The LLM in Tax Law degree program offers valuable training for practicing attorneys looking to stay on top of the latest in tax law, corporate law or general business law. You'll be ready to offer the tax planning and compliance advice your individual corporate clients need, enhancing your skill set and areas of practice.
Our Commitment to You
Upon graduation with an LLM in Tax Law from Loyola, you will possess the following knowledge, skills, and professional values:
By The Numbers
31
Years the Federal Tax Clinic has Operated, the First of its kind in Chicago
12+
Loyola Offers More than a Dozen Courses in Tax and Estate Planning
3
Number of Top Casebooks Authored by Loyola Tax Law Faculty
Curriculum
To develop the specialized knowledge and skills that will help you as a tax attorney, you will complete a mix of required and elective courses in one to two years of study. Courses are offered on-campus at Loyola's Water Tower Campus.
Degree Requirements
To earn the Tax Law LLM degree, you must complete 26 credit hours, including the LLM Tax Research and Tax Seminar courses. Visit our Registrar for a complete list of degree requirements, academic calendars, and registration process. You may access full course descriptions through our student information system through guest access.
Admission
To apply to the program, you must possess a Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university or the international equivalent as well as a primary law degree.
- JULY 1: Fall enrollment Application Deadline
Faculty

Sam Brunson
Faculty
“I love seeing students discover that tax law isn’t just boring and mechanical, but is a series of fascinating puzzles with hidden policy goals and compromises.”

Jeff Kwall
Faculty
“Loyola Law students are bright, hardworking and receptive to learning how to practice business and tax law. They energize me and make me as enthusiastic about teaching today as I was when I started many years ago.”
Tuition and Fees
The School of Law and Loyola's Office of Student Financial Assistance are committed to helping students secure the necessary financial resources to make their legal education at Loyola affordable.
FAQs
Tax law is complicated and getting more so. Working in this area requires a thorough understanding of all legal nuances. The LLM in Tax Law degree program offers valuable training for practicing attorneys looking to stay on top of the latest in tax law, corporate law or general business law. You'll be ready to offer the tax planning and compliance advice your individual corporate clients need, enhancing your skill set and areas of practice.
Our Commitment to You
Upon graduation with an LLM in Tax Law from Loyola, you will possess the following knowledge, skills, and professional values:
Curriculum
To develop the specialized knowledge and skills that will help you as a tax attorney, you will complete a mix of required and elective courses in one to two years of study. Courses are offered on-campus at Loyola's Water Tower Campus.
Degree Requirements
To earn the Tax Law LLM degree, you must complete 26 credit hours, including the LLM Tax Research and Tax Seminar courses. Visit our Registrar for a complete list of degree requirements, academic calendars, and registration process. You may access full course descriptions through our student information system through guest access.