Tax penalties can quickly turn an already stressful situation into a financial burden that feels impossible to overcome. Many clients come to Alyssa Maloof Whatley of Frost Law with complex cases involving penalties that range from $100,000 to millions of dollars. 

Her clients include individuals, families, business owners, and even celebrities who all want the same thing: a trusted advocate who can help them find relief and move forward.

Here are the top reasons clients choose Atlanta Tax Attorney Alyssa Maloof Whatley and her team for IRS penalty abatement:

1. Experience with Complex Cases: Alyssa and her team at Frost Law regularly handle penalty abatement matters that involve multiple years of filings, detailed financial documentation, and large assessed amounts.
2. Proven Results: Her team successfully eliminated a $3,531,860 IRS penalty under the Affordable Care Act by demonstrating reasonable cause and lack of willful neglect.
3. Recent Major Win: After six years of advocacy, Alyssa helped a stay-at-home mother win a $1.7 million Tax Court case, protecting her family from financial devastation.
4. Wide Range of Clients: Alyssa represents clients from all walks of life, including professionals, business owners, and public figures, with the same compassion and drive.
5. Tailored Legal Strategy: Every penalty abatement case is built around the client’s specific financial situation and facts to achieve the strongest possible outcome.
6. Clear and Honest Guidance: Clients appreciate Alyssa’s ability to explain every step of the process and her commitment to realistic, transparent communication.
7. Frost Law Resources: As part of Frost Law, Alyssa’s clients benefit from the knowledge and experience of a full team of tax professionals.

Clients turn to Alyssa Maloof Whatley because she has the experience, persistence, and compassion to take on complex cases and fight for meaningful results. Call our Atlanta office right now to discuss your IRS penalty situation.

Disclaimer: This testimonial or endorsement does not constitute a guarantee, warranty, or prediction regarding the outcome of your legal matter. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.