International Tax Risk Management

To discuss your career with me, email me your details (profbyrnes@gmail.com).  We use interactive technologies, such as Zoom Google Hangout, Skype, or Blackboard Collaborate - all of which I use at Texas A&M to enhance classroom teaching, workshops, study groups and office hours.

Below are the three online degree programs that I developed in 1994, and have now served thousands of students and alumni.  My graduate programs are oriented to candidates that have relevant experience either as a licensed professional or employed in a regulated industry.

At Texas A&M, I am developing the next generation of these programs, in association with industry.  If you represent a large multinational, large advisory firm, or a government regulator and would like to become engaged with Texas A&M Law in the practice areas of international tax (transfer pricing), risk management (e.g. anti money laundering, fraud prevention, compliance), or wealth management (e.g. retirement, financial planning), please contact me. 

Master of Laws (Legum Magister generally abbreviated “LL.M.”)
The Master of Laws degree may be awarded only to holders of a J.D., LL.B., and the foreign functional equivalent of a law degree as determined by the Registrar, who successfully complete the program course requirements a Masters thesis.
Master of Science of Law (Juris Scientiae Magister generally abbreviated “M.J.”)
The Master of Science of Law may be awarded to holders of a Bachelor degree and the foreign functional equivalent who successfully complete the program course requirements and a Master thesis.  Normally, such applicants hold or are in the process of obtaining a professional license or designation, such as Chartered Account, Certified Public Accountant, and Chartered Wealth Manager.  Alternatively, such applicants hold a post-graduate degree, such as an M.B.A. or Finance qualification.
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