Mary J. Streitz

Ms. Streitz is a Partner and Co-Chair of the Indian and Gaming practice group. She represents Indian tribes, tribal entities, tribal members, and entities doing business with tribes in all types of federal, state, and tribal tax matters, involving advice regarding available tax exemptions, business and investment tax planning, representation in tax controversies in the IRS, in the state taxing agencies, and in the courts, legislative and administrative lobbying on tax policy matters, and compliance with applicable federal and state tax laws involving employment taxes, income taxes, property taxes, sales and use taxes, and other excise and transaction taxes.

Ms. Streitz also is Co-Chair of the Tax Controversy and Litigation practice group. She represents all types of clients in tax controversies within the IRS and the Minnesota Department of Revenue and in the federal and state courts.

Ms. Streitz also provides federal and state tax advice and planning for business and nonprofit corporations, other business entities, and individuals.

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Areas of Practice 1) Indian and Gaming, 2) Tax Controversy and Litigation, 3) Non-Profit and Tax Exempt Organizations, 4) Tax, 5) Trusts and Estates and 6) Energy
Law School New York University School of Law (J.D., 1984)
Education Carleton College (B.A.,1980)
Bar Member / Association Minnesota State Bar Association
Most recent firm Dorsey & Whitney LLP
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