mitch.robins[at]mindspring.com says...

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Asking this question on April 15th is bound to generate
responses like:

"Why would you want to do tax work for a living?!"

Check with local banks. They usually have estate tax
departments.

Gary

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Does anyone have any thoughts on the best way to go about
landing a job in tax? I am doing a combination of
networking, sending out resumes, talking to recruiters, and
going through contacts whenever I have one. Feel free to
email me directly if that would be more comfortable for you.

As for me, I am an attorney in Atlanta. I worked in state
and local tax at a Big 4 firm for over four years. When I
lost my job, I went back to school to get an LLM at the
University of Florida. I finished the LLM program in August
2003, finishing 3rd in my class, and I have been looking for
a job since then.

Thank you for any thoughts.

Mitch

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