I previously blogged the 2012 and 2013 U.S. News Tax LL.M. program rankings:

2013 Rank	Grad Tax Program	2012 Rank
1	NYU	1
2	Florida	2
3	Georgetown	3
4	Northwestern	4
5	Boston University	6
6	Miami	5
7	Loyola-L.A.	7
8	San Diego	8
9	Villanova	8
10	Denver	n/r
n/r	U. Washington	10
n/r	Chapman	11

(The 2008-2011 U.S. News Tax LL.M. rankings are here.)

JobsInTax.com, part of the TaxTalent network, has released another ranking of tax LL.M. programs, based on the responses of 151 heads of corporate tax departments:

Respondents were asked to select up to five schools (out of 32) with LLM
Tax programs that they hold in the highest regard when hiring
candidates. Schools were then ranked based on the total number of votes
they received.

This is the first of a two-part survey, the second of which will ask the opinions of alumni of LLM Tax programs, in order to provide an index of which LLM Tax programs are consistently held in high regard by both alumni and tax hiring authorities. 

(Of course, several of these schools do not have Tax LL.M. programs (University of California, Kansas, Lewis & Clark, New Mexico, Richmond, Washington & Lee.)

For more on graduate tax program rankings, see Jennifer Kowal
(Loyola-L.A.), Katherine Pratt (Loyola-L.A.), Theodore Seto
(Loyola-L.A.) & Paul Caron (Cincinnati), Pursuing a Tax LLM Degree: Where?.