The Master's degree trains professionals capable of working in all areas of taxation. Students must primarily be qualified to practice as tax lawyers, corporate tax specialists, or public officials. In addition, they can pursue careers in accounting or notarial practice.

Upon completion of their training, students will work independently on any tax file. To this end, the Master's degree allows them to acquire a thorough understanding of the theoretical and practical issues of taxation, in all its dimensions (national, international, European).

The Master's degree offers students various career opportunities: members of the bar or salaried lawyers, chartered accountants, consultants, notaries, tax specialists and corporate lawyers, members of the tax administration, academics, banking and insurance professions, executives of professional bodies (chambers of commerce, professional groups) or French, European or international specialist organisations, executives in the financial or litigation departments of administrations, local authorities and other public bodies, editors in legal journals, chartered accountants, collaborators of law firms, trustees or accountants.