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  • How Much Does a Tax Attorney Cost?
  • IRS Notice CP508C & Letter 6152: Your Passport Is At Risk
  • What Happens to IRS Tax Debt When You Die?
  • Tax Topic 151 and IRS Code 1242 Explained 
  • Can the IRS Come After Heirs for a Deceased Person’s Taxes?
  • How Long Can You Go Without Filing Taxes?
  • Can You Go to Jail for Unfiled or Unpaid Taxes?
  • Kovel Agreements Explained for Tax Matters
  • IRS Identity Theft: When Someone Files a Tax Return in Your Name
  • How to Spot an Offer in Compromise Mill (Before You Get Scammed)
  • Paid for an OIC That Failed? What to Do Next
  • What is a Ghost Tax Preparer? (And Why It Can Get You In Trouble)
  • My Tax Preparer Lied on My Return—What Happens Now?
  • SCE Investors: Reduce Your Total Liability With a Protective Claim for Interest Refunds
  • Why Is My Tax Refund Held or Delayed?
  • A Win for Everyday Taxpayers: The IRS’s New Automatic Penalty Relief Is a Step in the Right Direction
  • What to Expect When Claiming Refunds of IRS Interest and Penalties
  • IRS Notice CP63: Why Your Refund Is Being Held
  • IRS Tax Debt Help Tool: How It Works, Who It Works for, and When to Call a Professional
  • The IRS’s 2026 Settlement Offer for SCE Investors
  • SCE Investors in Georgia: Benefits & Implications of the IRS’s 2026 Settlement Offer
  • Can Georgia Year’s Support Protect an Estate From IRS Debt?
  • The IRS May Owe You Money From COVID. Here’s What You Need to Know.
  • Wiggam Law Adds Two Associate Attorneys and Paralegal Manager to Growing Team
  • What Is Attorney-Client Privilege and How Does It Protect You in a Tax Case?
  • Standardized and Itemized Deductions Under New Georgia Tax Laws
  • When Is It Worth It to Hire a Tax Attorney?
  • What Happens If I Don’t Report Crypto On My Tax Return?
  • The Fatal Risk of Managing Atlanta IRS Payroll Tax Audits Without Professional Defense
  • Why Is CBE Group Calling About My Unpaid Taxes?
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  • Large-Scale Tax Settlements with the Georgia Department of Revenue: What Atlanta Businesses Need to Know
  • 10 Red Flags of Section 125 Abuse: Are Section 125 Plans Legal?
  • How IRS Payroll Audits Actually Unfold for Abusive Section 125 Plans
  • Who’s Liable When a Section 125 Plan Fails: Employer, Vendor, or CPA?
  • Can the IRS Retroactively Reclassify Section 125 Deductions as Wages?
  • Voluntarily Fixing a Questionable Section 125 Plan Before IRS Contact
  • How to Remove an IRS Estate Tax Lien to Sell Property
  • Unfiled Tax Returns After Death: What Executors Need to Know
  • Is An Executor Liable for a Deceased Person’s Tax Debt?
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  • What Happens When a Nonprofit Loses 501(c)(3) Status
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  • Fact vs. Fiction about the IRS Fresh Start Program
  • Can the IRS Take Your Home?
  • The Truth about the IRS 10-Year Statute of Limitations on Back Taxes
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  • Owing Back Taxes: What You Need to Know Before It’s Too Late
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  • IRS Notice CP503: What to Expect and How to Resolve Unpaid Taxes
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  • S Corp Distributions Reclassified as Wages: What Happens Next
  • Can the IRS Take Money From My Business Bank Account?
  • Resolving IRS Debt Before You Die: Protecting Your Family
  • Can the IRS Take Money from a Joint Bank Account If I Owe Taxes?
  • Dealing With S Corp Election Letters 3853C and 312C From the IRS
  • What You Can Do If the IRS Rejects Your S Corp Election
  • Preventing the IRS From Notifying Your Employer About a Tax Debt
  • Late S-Corp Election Relief: How to Apply
  • How the OBBB Affects 1099 Contractors and Freelancers
  • The OBBB Expands QSBS Tax Incentives
  • How the OBBB Affects Deductions Against Gambling Income
  • One Big Beautiful Bill: Individual, Business, and Investor Taxpayers
  • The OBBB’s Overtime Pay Tax Deduction: Guide for Employers
  • Opportunity Zones Made Permanent, Rural Area Tax Incentives Expanded
  • IRS Plans Final Settlement Push to Clear Conservation Easement Backlog
  • Wiggam Law’s 10-Year Anniversary and Yearlong Celebration
  • Year-End Tax Planning for Family Offices in Crain Currency
  • What to Expect if You Owe the IRS $25,000 or More
  • Skepticism Around Conservation Easement Tax Remedies
  • Sales Tax Compliance for Georgia Restaurants: What Owners Need to Know
  • What Georgia Businesses Need to Know About Sales Tax Audits
  • What Is Reasonable Collection Potential for IRS Tax Settlements?
  • Beware These Tax Scams! ATL Live Interview with Jason Wiggam
  • Helping Clients Resolve IRS Tax Debt: Wiggam Law on ATL Live
  • How To Stop IRS Wage Garnishment Quickly and Legally
  • IRS Form 9465 – Installment Agreement and Alternatives for Tax Debt
  • IRS Equitable Relief: Do I Qualify and How Do I Apply?
  • The IRS Collection Appeals Program and Form 9423
  • How to Respond to an IRS Audit Letter
  • What’s the Difference Between Tax Negligence and Tax Fraud?
  • Penalties for Tax Evasion and Tax Fraud
  • Judson Mallory on IRS Operations During Federal Shutdown
  • How to Petition the Georgia Tax Tribunal: A Step-by-Step Guide
  • What the IRS Can and Cannot Take (and How to Protect Your Assets)
  • The 6-Year Compliance Rule for Unfiled Tax Returns
  • The Government Shutdown: What Keeps Running at the IRS
  • Wiggam Law Adds IRS Veteran Betty Carter to Tax Resolution Team
  • Betty Carter Featured for Joining Wiggam Law’s Tax Resolution Team
  • IRS LT36 Notice: What It Means and How to Respond
  • IRS Simple Payment Plan: A Low-Hassle Way to Handle Back Taxes
  • 2025 Guide to IRS Form 8865: Foreign Partnerships With U.S. Persons
  • Cancelled Debt and Taxes: When You Will (and Won’t) Owe the IRS
  • Understanding Your LT16 Notice
  • Wiggam Law Opens New Office Location in Peachtree Corners
  • IRS Revenue Officer vs. Revenue Agent: What’s the Difference?
  • Jason Wiggam Featured in Forbes’ “Getting To Know You Tuesday”
  • What Triggers an IRS Tax Audit?
  • Wiggam Law Boosts Tax Practice with Former IRS Leader Mark Mesler
  • Who Can Represent You in U.S. Tax Court? A Comprehensive Guide
  • The Georgia Tax Tribunal vs. GA Department of Revenue
  • When to Petition the Georgia Tax Tribunal and When Not To
  • Georgia’s Notice of Official Assessment and Demand for Payment
  • Effective Tax Administration Offers: Path to Fair Tax Resolution
  • How Georgia Tax Levies Work
  • What Happens in a Free Case Review with Wiggam Law? What to Expect
  • Realistic Options if You Can’t Pay Taxes & How Long IRS Gives You
  • How Long Are IRS Payment Plans for Back Taxes?
  • Case Results: Tax Attorneys Help Reduce Tax Debt & Stop Collections
  • IRS Tax Debt: What Small Business Owners & 1099s Need to Know
  • Help! I Owe Between 50k and 100k in Taxes. What Should I Do?
  • Why Did You Receive an IRS LT16 Notice?
  • What to Do If You Can’t Pay Your 2024 Tax Bill in 2025
  • IRS LT11 Notice of Intent to Levy: What It Means and What to Do
  • What Are Delinquent Taxes?
  • Understanding IRS Garnishment of Social Security Benefits
  • Form 433-F: Comprehensive Guide For Tax Relief with IRS
  • Understanding IRS Collection Procedures
  • How to Qualify for an IRS Partial Payment Installment Agreement?
  • What Does a CP504 Mean?
  • IRS Tax Relief Forms: Which One Do You Need?
  • Dealing With Tax Problems
  • Tax Debt Relief is within your reach with the IRS Fresh Start Program
  • Form 12153: IRS Collection Due Process Hearing
  • Wiggam Law Recognized as Bloomberg Leading Law Firm
  • Patrick Hanson Advocates for Client Communication in Law Schools
  • Georgia Alcohol License Revoked for Unpaid Taxes? What to Know
  • Georgia Voluntary Disclosure Agreement (VDA)
  • What to Do if You Receive a Georgia Notice of Proposed Assessment
  • IRS Conservation Easement Lawsuits in Georgia: What You Need to Know
  • What Happens if Georgia Revokes Your Sales Tax Certificate?
  • Georgia Sales Tax Penalties for Non-Payment or Failure to File
  • Will Hiring a Tax Attorney Make the IRS More Suspicious?
  • Wiggam Law Strengthens Tax Resolution Practice With John H. Kirbo
  • An Overview of Opportunity Zone Disputes
  • What Happens If You Ignore an IRS Notice?
  • Understanding Georgia DOR Tax Penalties for Unpaid or Unfiled Taxes
  • IRS Audit Reconsideration: How to Challenge an IRS Decision 
  • How to Navigate Tax Credit Denials
  • How Opportunity Zones Work for Investors: Tax Benefits and Risks
  • What Happens During an IRS Audit?
  • What To Do If You Claimed a Clean Energy Tax Credit Incorrectly
  • Investment Tax Credit (ITC) Misuse: IRS Crackdown Explained
  • Which Green Energy Tax Credits Are Most Likely To Get Audited?
  • Jeremy Simpson on IRS Basis-Shifting Rules in Tax Notes
  • Wiggam Law in Forbes for Adding Seven Talented Tax Professionals
  • Jason Wiggam is a Contributing Author in the New Book Divorce Amicably
  • What If the Opportunity Zone I Invested in Was Found Not Legitimate?
  • IRS Letter 5857: What It Means and How to Respond
  • Georgia Sales Tax Compliance: Rules, Filing, and Penalties
  • Your Guide to Georgia Tax Audits
  • How to Deal With Unfiled FBARs
  • Form 8938 Reporting Requirements
  • Wiggam Law Adds Seven Talented Professionals to Growing Tax Practice
  • How Long Before the IRS Comes After You for Unpaid or Unfiled Taxes?
  • How to Use the Pre-Qualifier Tool for an Offer in Compromise
  • IRS Offer in Compromise Based on Doubt of Liability
  • Jason Wiggam Discusses What’s Next for the TCJA in Bankrate
  • The Reality of Unpaid Taxes in 2025
  • February 2025 – Jon Becerra, Junior Paralegal
  • February 2025 – Caroline Maddox
  • February 2025 – Executive Assistant
  • Taxpayer’s Guide to the United States Tax Court
  • Jason Wiggam Details the Top 5 Legal Mistakes Businesses Make
  • Understanding IRS Summons and Form 2039: What You Need to Know
  • IRS Revenue Officers: What They Do and How to Deal With One
  • What is a CP40 IRS Notice?
  • January 2025 – Panama
  • January 2025 – Jessica daughter first snow day
  • January 2025 – Kaila son first snow day
  • January 2025 – Vistage Group
  • December 2024 – White Elephant
  • December 2024 – Atlanta Hawks Game
  • December 2024 – Caroline Thanksgiving
  • December 2024 – Falcons Game
  • December 2024 – Clemson Basketball Game
  • Saving Your IRS Payment Plan: IRS CP523 Guide
  • Can the IRS Shut Down Your Business? Risks & Prevention Tips
  • How to Sell a House with an IRS Tax Lien
  • What Is the Difference Between a Tax Lien and a Tax Levy?
  • Wiggam Law Welcomes Richard Nessler, Featured in Forbes Tax Breaks
  • The DOJ is given the green light to proceed with John Doe Summonses
  • Filing IRS Form 433-A: How to Complete and What to Know
  • How Long Does the IRS Have to Assess Taxes?
  • How to Modify Your IRS Monthly Payment Plan
  • SCE Settlements: Benefits and Considerations for Investors
  • Tax Preparer Penalties: What to Expect and How to Get Help
  • IRS and Systemic Collection Enforcement: A Tax Notes Analysis
  • Wiggam Law Recognized Among Atlanta’s Largest Law Firms
  • Veteran Tax Litigator Richard Nessler Joins Wiggam Law
  • How to File Innocent Spouse Relief Form 8857
  • What is the Punishment for Tax Fraud?
  • IRS Letter 5699: Missing Information Return for Forms 1094/1095-C
  • November 2024 – Harvest Social
  • November 2024 – Halloween Harry Potter
  • November 2024 – apple orchard
  • November 2024 – Usher concert
  • October 2024 – Carson tailgating
  • October 2024 – Jessica baby shower
  • October 2024 – Caroline Eras Tour
  • October 2024 – Jon Becerra Army Reserves
  • October 2024 – Atlanta United Game
  • October 2024 – Hogwarts
  • October 2024 – Quarterly Planning Meeting
  • October 2024 – Beowulf
  • SCE Tax Court Cases: Wins and Losses for Investors
  • IRS Settlement Offers for Qualifying SCE Investors
  • What to Expect If You Invest in Syndicated Conservation Easements
  • Filing a Refund Lawsuit for an Employee Retention Credit
  • IRS Notice 105-C: What If the IRS Disallows Employee Retention Credit
  • IRS Notice 6612: How to Respond and Protect Your ERC Claim
  • IRS Gamblings Winnings Tax Bill? Here’s What to Do Now
  • September 2024 – Caroline, Country Bears
  • September 2024 – Jason, tailgating
  • September 2024 – Caroline, Magic Kingdom
  • September 2024 – Atlanta United Game
  • September 2024 – Car Show
  • September 2024 – New Office
  • August 2024 – Ice Cream Sandwiches
  • August 2024 – Paralegal, office
  • August 2024 – Caroline, Flower Farm
  • August 2024 – Dylan 1st bday
  • August 2024 – Wiggam Sofer
  • Tax Attorney Free Case Review vs Paid Case Review
  • IRS Notice of Intent to Offset
  • The Essential Guide to a Successful Offer in Compromise – Form 656
  • IRS Form 433-B: How to Complete for Businesses
  • Tax Lien Subordination for People With Back Taxes
  • IRS Notice of Deficiency CP3219N
  • Can the IRS Freeze My Bank Account?
  • How to Discharge an IRS Tax Lien & Form 14135
  • Starting A Firm in 30 Days with Jason Wiggam
  • Wiggam Law YouTube Video
  • Tax Strategies During Divorce
  • Georgia Conservation Easement Attorney: Challenges for Investors
  • When Does the IRS Garnish Wages & How to Prevent
  • What Is the IRS Automated Collection System (ACS)?
  • Navigating Syndicated Conservation Easements in the Daily Report
  • Tax Court Rejects Deductions, Adds 40% Penalties in Easement Cases
  • Summer 2024 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • Summer 2024 – Pet of the Month
  • Summer 2024 – Montana Jason
  • Summer 2024 – ASW Distillery
  • Summer 2024 – Jeremy 1st Home
  • Summer 2024 – Jason Glacier
  • Unfiled Returns: How to Complete Form 15103 if the IRS Contacts You
  • IRS Tax Debt Discharge in Bankruptcy
  • IRS Notice CP504B: Protect Your Business Assets
  • Can I Separate My Tax Liability From Former Spouse?
  • Who Pays Back Taxes After a Divorce?
  • What to Do if the IRS Rejects Your Offer in Compromise Application
  • IRS Reopens Voluntary Disclosure Program for Problematic ERC Claims
  • Syndicated Conservation Easements: Guide for Investors and Land Owners
  • IRS ERC Moratorium Costs and How ERC Claims Collect Interest
  • A Taxpayer’s Guide to IRS Appeals
  • Letter 1153 About a Trust Fund Recovery Penalty: What to Do
  • Guide to the Form 4180 Interview
  • Can the IRS Take Your 401K for Taxes Owed?
  • What If You’re Self-Employed and Never Filed Taxes?
  • Why is Receiving a Large Tax Refund a Bad Thing?
  • Spring 2024 – London
  • Spring 2024 – Memorial Day
  • Spring 2024 – Clay Shooting
  • Spring 2024 – Indy Grand Prix
  • Spring 2024 – Atlanta United Game
  • Spring 2024 – Pet of the Month
  • Spring 2024 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • Busting the Biggest Myth About Income Tax Brackets
  • Debunking the Myths Around Capital Gains Taxes
  • What’s the Difference Between Injured and Innocent Spouse?
  • FinCEN Form 114 Explained: Report of Foreign Bank Accounts
  • Deep Dive Into Form 14653
  • IRS LT1058 Notice of Intent to Levy
  • Do You Pay Taxes On Your 401(k)?
  • How to Pay Georgia Taxes Owed
  • Can You Buy or Refinance a House with Unpaid or Unfiled Taxes?
  • The IRS Substitute for Return: An Overview
  • IRS CP59 Notice: What to Expect, How to Respond
  • What to Do When the IRS Asks for Supporting Documents
  • IRS Form 14764 & 14765 | ESRP Penalty & How to Complete & Respond
  • March 2024 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • March 2024 – Pet of the Month
  • March 2024 – Taylor Bananas Game
  • March 2024 – Abi Bday
  • March 2024 – Easter Kaila
  • March 2024 – Jason Panel Discussion
  • April 15 Came and Went: What Happens If You Miss the Tax Deadline?
  • Penalties for Not Filing Your FBAR? Willful vs. Non-Willful Violations
  • February 2024 – Soccer Tournament
  • February 2024 – Spiders exhibit
  • February 2024 – Whiskey-tasting Event
  • February 2024 – Sweetheart Daddy Daughter dance
  • February 2024 – American Business League Seminar
  • February 2024 – Atlanta Hawks game
  • February 2024 – Pet of the Month
  • February 2024 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • Your Guide to FBAR Filing: Requirements, Deadlines, and Penalties
  • IRS Letter 226-J: Penalties for ACA Noncompliance
  • Forms 1094-C and 1095-C: Applicable Large Employer Responsibilities
  • The Affordable Care Act: Overview for Employers
  • LT38: Resumption of IRS Collections and 2020/2021 Penalty Waivers
  • Unfiled Tax Returns Statute of Limitations
  • Georgia Sales Tax Attorneys
  • Tax Attorney vs. CPA vs. Enrolled Agent
  • January 2024 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • January 2024 – Wiggam Law Pet of the Month
  • January 2024 – cupcake shop
  • January 2024 – Tate won first place
  • January 2024 – Jana Paterson
  • January 2024 – K1 Speed
  • January 2024 – Artisan Financial Strategies
  • How Georgia Tax Lien Attorneys Can Help You
  • Georgia Tax Fraud Attorney
  • December 2023 – Wiggam Law Pet of the Month
  • December 2023 – NYE in NYC
  • December 2023 – Oysters at Roshambo
  • December 2023 – Santa Fe
  • December 2023 – Holiday Party
  • December 2023 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • IRS Announces New ERC Voluntary Disclosure Program
  • What is an IRS Jeopardy Levy?
  • November 2023 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • November 2023 – Morgan Colorado
  • November 2023 – Giselle Banana Car
  • November 2023 – Taylor Georgia Tech
  • November 2023 – Clemson vs Georgia Tech
  • November 2023 – All-Star Jam
  • November 2023 – Wiggam Law Pet of the Month
  • Cash App Taxes and 1099-K Forms: What You Need to Know
  • Help! A Revenue Officer Wants Form 9297
  • Letter 725-B: IRS In-Person Meeting Requests
  • How to Respond to Form 4564 During a Tax Audit
  • Side Hustlers and Freelancers: Filing Taxes as a Georgia Gig Worker
  • October 2023 – Wiggam Law Pet of the Month
  • October 2023 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • October 2023 – Taylor, Blood Mountain
  • October 2023 – Ryan, Lake Oconee
  • October 2023 – Ramblin Reck
  • October 2023 – Jason, Georgia Homecoming
  • October 2023 – Kayla DC
  • October 2023 – Happy Hour
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  • September 2023 – Taylor Georgia Tech
  • September 2023 – Kaila and Son 5K
  • September 2023 – Legal Runaround
  • September 2023 – SPSF
  • September 2023 – Georgia Tech Liberal Arts Event
  • September 2023 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • September 2023 – Wiggam Law Pet of the Month
  • IRS Announces Withdrawal Program for ERC Claims
  • Special Rule Gives IRS More Time to Audit ERC Claims
  • What to Do if You Receive an IRS Notice of Intent to Levy?
  • Is an IRS Direct Debit Installment Agreement Right for You?
  • ERC Update Alert: IRS Immediate Moratorium on New ERC Claim Processing
  • August 2023 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
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  • August 2023 – Taylor Botanical Gardens
  • August 2023 – Georgia State Football
  • August 2023 – Canning Workshop
  • August 2023 – Justin First Home
  • August 2023 – First Day of School
  • August 2023 – Wiggam Law Pet of the Month
  • Does the IRS Use Collection Agencies?
  • How to Protect Yourself From IRS Tax Levies
  • Does Supply Chain Disruption Qualify For Employee Retention Credit?
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  • July 2023 – Jason and Sons watch Braves
  • July 2023 – Erik Blue Angels
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  • July 2023 – Jason Tax Forum
  • July 2023 – Kaila welcomes child
  • July 2023 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • What to Expect if You Receive a Collection Notice From the IRS
  • Solutions for Georgia Tax Problems
  • June 2023 – Bill Bergman visit
  • June 2023 – Wiggam Law Pet of the Month
  • June 2023 – Taylor Kennedy Space Center
  • June 2023 – Morgan Florida Vacation
  • June 2023 – Kaila Baby Shower
  • June 2023 – Kaila getting ready for the baby
  • June 2023 – Jason in Portugal
  • June 2023 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • Is Georgia One of the Best States for Retirement Taxes?
  • What You Need to Know About Georgia’s Flat Tax
  • How Much Are ERC Audit Penalties?
  • Employer’s Guide to ERC Audits
  • May 2023 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • May 2023 – Renaissance Festival
  • May 2023 – SLC, Utah
  • May 2023 – Nixon Library
  • May 2023 – Indy Car Champ
  • May 2023 – Atlanta Bar Association Meeting
  • May 2023 – Open House
  • May 2023 – Wiggam Law Pet of the Month
  • Get Rewarded for Doing the Right Thing: The IRS Whistleblower Program
  • Georgia State Tax Payment Plan
  • Georgia Department of Revenue Offer in Compromise
  • Unveiling the 2023 IRS Dirty Dozen – ERC Scams and More
  • IRS Issues Warning to Taxpayers Over ERC Credit
  • April 2023 – Wiggam Law Pet of the Month
  • April 2023 – Wiggam Law Gives Back
  • April 2023 – Associate attorney Lloyd Mohney attended a Barristers’ Ball
  • April 2023 – Kaila Thompson scored last-minute tickets to Taylor Swift
  • April 2023 – Associate attorney Jessica Williams got married
  • April 2023 – Jason is the current Chair of the Atlanta Bar Association
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Recent Results

Long-Term Tax Dispute $7,400,000

An $8 million liability was cut to $626,000 after we leveraged unused net operating losses (NOLs) and secured penalty abatements, turning years of frustration into lasting relief.

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Conservation Easement Case $880,371

Our client faced steep exposure from syndicated easement investments. Strategic negotiation with the Georgia Department of Revenue (DOR) reduced tax, penalties, and interest across multiple years.

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Successful Innocent Spouse Appeal $800,000

After the IRS denied our client's Innocent Spouse Relief request, we appealed and won---reducing their tax liability from over $1 million to $200,000.

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Client Facing Mental-Health Hardship $686,802

When unfiled returns and illness led to major tax exposure, we secured full federal and state penalty abatements, removing over $686,000 in liabilities.

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Unauthorized Substance Act Assessment Resolved $641,008

A past situation left our client facing $646,008 under North Carolina's Unauthorized Substance Act, with no appeals available. We stepped in, submitted an Offer in Compromise for $5,000, and secured a full settlement that allowed them to put this chapter behind them.

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IRS Audit and Fraud Penalty $542,852

The IRS assessed over $665,000 in taxes and penalties for unfiled corporate returns. We removed the fraud charge in Tax Court, then settled the remaining balance for $33,410, saving $542,852.

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Liability Wiped Out After Backup-Withholding Error $354,014

A client wrongly billed for withholding taxes was cleared after we uncovered documentation errors and proved no tax was due, reducing the balance from $354,014 to $0.

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Limiting Filings and Penalties $264,929

After 10 years of unfiled returns, we worked with the IRS and Georgia DOR to cap exposure and obtain penalty relief, reducing debt by $264,929.

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Incorrect Home-Sale Assessment $231,603

The IRS added $231,603 to our client's income after claiming they failed to report a capital gain. We proved the sale qualified as a primary-residence exclusion, and the full assessment was removed.

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Refund Secured After Audit Reversal $215,000

A client's amended return for Section 1202 stock was wrongly denied. We stepped in, presented new evidence, and reversed the IRS decision, recovering a $215,252 refund plus $50,604 in interest.

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Liability Erased Through Fraud Defense $133,031

When duplicate filings triggered IRS scrutiny, we completed a detailed fraud assessment and compliance review that cleared the client of exposure entirely.

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IRS Travel Audit $99,802

Our client faced a $112,550 liability after an audit with minimal documentation. We rebuilt their records, presented supporting evidence, and negotiated the balance down to $12,748.

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