Preventing Tax Problems, Handling Tax Disputes

No taxpayer involuntarily should pay more tax than required by law. However, my philosophy is that maximizing a client's after-tax wealth and well-being is more important than designing short-term tax minimization schemes.  Most tax disputes can be avoided entirely with proper planning and compliance with legal formalities, but sometimes there is a principled dispute that requires negotiation with the IRS or even litigation.  At the law firm of Stephen C. Thienel, you will find highly qualified representation before the IRS and federal courts.  My experience in taxation law includes: corporate formation, such as limited liability companies and 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations; corporate and partnership taxation; estate and gift taxation; income taxation.

Experienced Tax Attorney

When you are a client of Stephen C. Thienel Attorney at Law, you can be confident that you have retained a lawyer with a wealth of knowledge and experience in tax planning, tax return preparation, dispute negotiations, collections, IRS appeals, and litigation.  My background has uniquely prepared me for this specific area of legal practice, and I look forward to working with you to solve your tax issues.

Representing Business & Commercial Interests

In a tax law-related area, I also represent clients in business, commercial and organizational issues.  I typically represent business clients on the following matters:  contracts and contract disputes, debtor/creditor issues, joint ventures, franchising, corporate formations,  business successions, closely held businesses, non-profit and tax-exempt organizations, partnerships, reorganizations, and dissolutions.

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                                              Conveniently located in Central Maryland

The law office of Stephen C. Thienel is located in Columbia, Maryland, which is located in Howard County. My law firm is also conveniently located for those persons in the Central Maryland area, including Montgomery County and Anne Arundel County.