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What Do I Do If I Receive an Information Document Request (IDR) from the IRS?
Did you receive an IDR from the IRS? A tax attorney can interpret your IDR, ensure compliance with IRS requirements, & advocate on your behalf. Find out how.
An IRS Double Standard: Backdating Docs While Demanding Perfection from Taxpayers
The IRS was caught backdating documents for penalty assessments. Learn why the IRS must undertake reforms to address these types of issues and rebuild trust.
ERC Claims Under Fire: Get Ready for IRS Audits
ERC Audits are here. If your business received an ERC, it is important to be prepared for a potential audit. Speak with a tax attorney now.
Institutional Racism & Our Tax Laws
I 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?
If 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?
Should you file now or wait until July 15 to file your taxes?
What is the People First Initiative?
Have you heard about the new IRS People First Initiative? Do you have any questions? Here's what it is and how it benefits you.
How the Coronavirus Could Impact Your Taxes
The coronavirus outbreak is having an effect on every part of life here in Atlanta, as in many other parts of the world - and your taxes are no exception.
Reviews of Alyssa Whatley, Atlanta Tax Attorney
What do clients say about tax lawyer Alyssa Whatley?
What to Do When You Receive a Tax Notice
Hyun-mi received a notice in the mail from the Georgia Department of Revenue. It said she owed over $300,000 in sales taxes.
Everything was Fine… Until He Got a $300,000 Tax Bill!
If you’re currently dealing with an audit, you may wonder how far back the IRS is allowed to go in reviewing your tax returns and assessing additional taxes and fees.
What to Do When You Get a Letter From the IRS
If you’re currently dealing with an audit, you may wonder how far back the IRS is allowed to go in reviewing your tax returns and assessing additional taxes and fees.
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