North German Academy of Finance and Tax Law

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The North German Academy for Finance and Tax Law Hamburg (NoA) is a public institution established in 2010 through the merger of the former University of Finance Hamburg and the State Finance School Hamburg. It operates under the jurisdiction of the Hamburg Ministry of Finance and is responsible for the education and training of tax officials for the financial administrations of Hamburg, Bremen, and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. The academy offers programs leading to qualifications such as Diplom-Finanzwirt and Finanzwirt, encompassing subjects like income tax law, sales tax law, bookkeeping, private law, economics, white-collar crime, and social sciences.

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North German Academy of Finance and Tax Law
Sievekingsallee, Hamburg Hamm

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Norddeutschen Akademie für Finanzen und Steuerrecht Hamburg

Sievekingsallee
20535 Hamburg, Hamm
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