Personal statement

Instructions

1 ..Interest in a particular course; Explain why you are interested in a particular course and describe what you have done to go beyond just taking an interest in the subject area. Try to support what you say with evidence and avoid sweeping statements such as 'I have always had an interest in physics', without anything to back them up

2. Experience; Detail any relevant work experience and the skills you have acquired.

3.Extended project work experience; If you are doing an extended project qualification (EPQ), mention your research and explain how it is helping you prepare for studying at Southampton.

     4.Career aspirations; Show commitment to your chosen subject area by writing about your career aspirations related to the course you want to study.

     5.Hobbies and interests; Include details about your hobbies and interests, especially if you are in a position of responsibility or they relate to your chosen degree course. Don't just give a list,                      consider  choosing two or three interests to talk about in detail. You should also talk briefly about the skills you have gained from these activities.

   6.University expectations; What do you hope to get from university? Mention any societies or activities you plan to become involved in. Include areas you are active in now and any that would be               completely new to you.

  7.Be truthful; Never lie in your personal statement. Just be you, let your potential show.

   8.Strong conclusion; Try to finish your personal statement with a strong concluding paragraph. You could sum up the type of person you are.

   Personal statement

 My interest in Tax Law dates back when I was doing my Bachelor program in Law and since the legislature of Tax Law has enforced lately in my country in accordance with 2030 UN agenda and as    policy to find different income resources at the time drop of oil prices. Therefore, the tax law being new legal framework whether for residents, government and commercial entities, I used to check every time when I buy something about the receipt division for sales tax or its harmonization with a feel of astonishment. Therefore, I excelled in doing my master's in law of international relations to understand the experiences of other nations in regards of Tax law and foreign trade policy.When I began my career in one of reputable local law firms specialized in Tax law, where most of the legal consultants and lawyers were hired from other developed nations where there are no local specialized legal counsels in this field. I found there's blurred of applying its rule pf law and practicing in the domain, thus many ambiguities of applying or interpreting the articles of the concerned regulations. I had the opportunity to work close with several expertise and be exposed to many cases dealing and negotiating with Tax and Customs before the competent judicial authority. I worked hard with my team to practice my analytical skills to solve the issues of our clients and consulting them towards their cases. All which I reinforce and solidify my intense interest in the tax systems.I have also had the opportunity to study the publishing reports of reputable big multinational law firms on several subjects in tax incentives relate to different industrial and developing nations, and they have been both enjoyable and enlightening, providing me with a new and different perspective on the world which we live.In the realm of law, I have developed a special interest in the field of financial law and even have been studying cases that deal with commercial transactions both national and international. I have been very excited to start searching on tax incentives as I have found that my subject has not been studied from different regional researchers in detail. Another particular interest of mine is the customs fees as it plays an important role when it comes to trading, exporting and importing assets or commodities from one country to another. When I was doing my master program, I took a course called international trade followed with a prerequisite of political economy. I had to learn all about the export and import rules, it was super fascinating and interesting. I learned about its many practical applications, especially in relation with custom fees. The professor teaching me the course was impressed with my work and research to ask me to publish an article of my research after I graduate.Since the Tax law is considered a new legislature in my country, where it seems logical for me to do furtherer research about it, thus my plans following completion of my current study studies are passionate me to move directly in doing my research proposal in tax incentives precisely whether attracts or pull away foreign investors. After I earn my master’s degree, I intended to work on my PhD immediately that I have a lot of fresh ideas and plans that I want to share in my research.Later I would like to work on in the area of research and development to have my own private local tax consultancy firm. I believe I can make the greatest contribution, utilizing my theoretical background and creativity as a lawyer.I always fascinating to do toastmaster as part of university's activity during my undergraduate study which help me to improve my skills of talking and expressing myself front of people with no fear or shy, also I like to do life coaching to relatives and friends because I believe in helping others would have better life community. Curiosity for new things is part of my life which makes me to travel for discovering and learning different cultures and traditions.   I am very aware of the excellent reputation of your university, and my conversations with several of your alumni have served to deepen my interest in attending PhD Law program. I know that, in addition to your excellent faculty.

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