Amazing Tax Attorney
“When I received a letter from the IRS that my Tax Return from 3 years earlier was being audited, attorney Alyssa Whatley was a lifesaver! She broke it down for me into plain English, poured through my documents (a complicated combination of owning my own business and personal) and put together an extremely thorough binder to respond to the questions raised by the IRS. I am so relieved to have received a letter from the IRS this week that they did not make any changes to the tax reported on my original return. I highly recommend working with Alyssa Whatley. She knows tax inside and out and really goes the extra mile for her clients.” —Kim
Great Negotiator
“Alyssa is very thorough with handing my case from the start, she walked me through every step and explained it to me very clearly. She’s also a great negotiator and knowledgeable on the issues that I face. I’m truly satisfied with her work and thankful that I had the pleasure to meet and work with her.” —Wayne
Excellent Attorney
“Alyssa is an excellent attorney with a great deal of knowledge and experience in tax and bankruptcy law. She really cares about her clients, works extremely hard for them and knows how to get results. I highly recommend her for anyone who needs tax and/or bankruptcy counsel.” —Will
Excellence & Integrity
“Alyssa Whatley helped us with a major tax issue that seemed impossible and she seemed to do it with ease. She helped us through a very difficult and hard time. Alyssa’s work ethics and performance set a very high standard that we value. She works with strong intention and honesty. She represented us so well and gave us honest answers. She was careful and this made us know that she is trustworthy. We knew that she really wanted to help us and that is her heart for why she does what she does. Alyssa has an endearing confidence that gave us assurance and a calm knowing that she is very knowledgeable and good at what she does! Alyssa always responded promptly to us and kept us very informed. She is definitely at the top of her game in her field! Thankful to have had her representing us!” —Lindy
Top Notch Attorney
“I run a CPA firm and Alyssa has helped my clients that have IRS issues. Her expertise ends up giving the clients more favorable tax liability positions than they had before. She is enjoyable to work with and communicates clearly and to the point. I have learned a lot from her due to her immense tax resolution knowledge.” —Josh
Great Experience
“I contacted Alyssa after I was wrongfully imprisoned due to a clerical error by Fulton Co. Alyssa listened with empathy to my entire story and took all of the correct steps in handling my case. Alyssa updated me frequently on my case so that I could rest assure it was in the right hands. Alyssa was able to get my case dropped and my money returned very quickly. Mrs. Whatley came highly recommended to me and I see why Alyssa’s professionalism, experience, compassion, and positive attitude was exactly what I needed during this time of uncertainty.” —Kaitlin
Great Negotiator
“Alyssa is very thorough with handing my case from the start, she walked me through every step and explained it to me very clearly. She’s also a great negotiator and knowledgeable on the issues that I face. I’m truly satisfied with her work and thankful that I had the pleasure to meet and work with her.” —Wayne
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What Triggers A Letter from the IRS?
/0 Comments/in Blog, IRS/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyThe Internal Revenue Service is treated as something of a boogeyman by many Americans. People speak in hushed tones about audits and garnished wages and are intimidated by the thought of speaking to an agent.
IRS Unveils New Taxpayer Relief Initiative
/0 Comments/in Blog, IRS/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyThe IRS has introduced the Taxpayer Relief Initiative (TRI). This new set of policies aims to alleviate the cumulative financial strain the pandemic has placed on millions of families.
An Interview with Author and CPA Cathy Strobeck
/0 Comments/in Atlanta Tax Attorney, Blog/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyCathy Strobeck, CPA, is the owner of Atlanta area based Add-Vantage Accounting Services, Inc. and the author of Solving the Puzzle: How Small Business Owners Can Grow Their Business and Avoid Tax Trouble.
What are the IRS Repayment Options?
/0 Comments/in Blog, IRS/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyWhat happens when you owe the IRS more money than you can afford to pay by the due date?
When Fashion and Tax Law Collide
/0 Comments/in Blog, Tax Laws/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyAlyssa joins the Fashion Law Network podcast to discuss the tax implications of Hollywood swag/gift bags, celebrity and influencer tax issues, and the recent Gucci tax evasion case.
What is the Difference Between Tax Fraud and Negligence?
/0 Comments/in Blog, Tax Laws/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyUnderstanding what each is can make a difference in how the IRS looks at what you have done. This video and article explains.
10 IRS Audit Red Flags
/0 Comments/in Blog, IRS/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyIf just the title of this post is giving you heart palpitations, take a deep breath. Only about 0.45% of tax returns were audited in 2019. Your chances are very low that you will receive a letter from the IRS. Still, there are a few red flags that could prompt the IRS to take a second look at your tax return, and it’s important to know what they are—because forewarned is forearmed.
We Reduced Her $1.2 Million Tax Bill by 97%
/0 Comments/in Atlanta Tax Attorney, Blog/by Alyssa Maloof Whatley“I was shocked by the amount of money I owed, and I was scared that I could lose everything,” Katie says.
Institutional Racism & Our Tax Laws
/0 Comments/in Blog, Tax Laws/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyI was inspired to create this video beauce I had seen other professions, such as the medical profession share their experiences of how people of color are affected in their areas of practice and what we can do to help educate ourselves about that disparity and how people of color are treated in our institutions.
How Do I Pay the IRS During the COVID-19 Shutdown?
/0 Comments/in Blog, IRS/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyIf you need to pay the IRS how can you do that during the shutdown? Do you need to?
Should I File My Taxes Now or Wait Until July 15?
/0 Comments/in Blog, IRS/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyShould you file now or wait until July 15 to file your taxes?
What is the People First Initiative?
/0 Comments/in Blog, IRS/by Alyssa Maloof WhatleyHave you heard about the new IRS People First Initiative? Do you have any questions? Here’s what it is and how it benefits you.