5.0 · 247+ Google Reviews
5.0
247+ Google Reviews
David T. - Saved $290,973
Suffering from severe depression and alcoholism, our client did not file federal or Georgia income tax returns for 14 years. We submitted a Voluntary Disclosure Request, which permitted our client to file tax returns for the last three years and waived all late filing penalties. This saved our client $80,498 in Georgia. And, our Penalty Abatement Request with the IRS resulted in a savings of $210,475 in penalties.
Our client was assessed $99,851 in unpaid sales taxes related to her ex-husband’s business. She was not involved with the business but was listed as an officer by her ex-husband, which caused the Georgia Department of Revenue to assess her personally for the unpaid sales tax. We filed a Georgia Offer in Compromise based on “doubt as to liability” for $720.00 and it was accepted, saving our client $99,131.00.
Our client, a self-employed individual, had accumulated a federal income tax liability of $196,034 for tax years 2008-2019. We submitted an Offer in Compromise and settled this liability for $860. We also settled our client’s Georgia income tax liability of approximately $15,500 for $250. Our efforts resulted in savings of over $210,000.
The first step is a judgment-free case review, where we start with your goals and your ideal resolution.
We put a hold on your account to prevent escalation while we get a full picture of your tax liabilities and priorities. Together, we explore the best solutions for your unique tax situation, giving you the clarity to make informed decisions.
We take action and handle all communications with tax agencies. Regular updates keep you informed of your case’s progress.
Once we negotiate a resolution, we provide advice on how to protect yourself from future issues and offer continued support.
We’ll treat you like family, no matter what tax problem you’re dealing with—because facing tax issues doesn’t make you a bad person.
Tax law isn't just one of our practice areas—it's the only thing we do. We have an unparalleled understanding of IRS and state tax laws and excel in complex cases. We craft strategies that solve today's problems and protect you in the future.
We go beyond solving tax problems. We tailor strategies with your goals in mind, helping you stay in control of your financial future while fiercely advocating for your best outcome.
We provide peace of mind. Whether stopping IRS collections, saving businesses from financial ruin, or reducing tax liabilities, we fight to ensure every client walks away in a better position than before they came to us.
The Story of Wiggam Law
Today, Jason and his team of tax law experts have built Wiggam Law to be one of the leading tax law firms in Atlanta, guiding others successfully through complex tax cases, IRS audits, and other financial hurdles. Helping clients achieve peace of mind, so they can sleep again, knowing that their finances are in good hands, without judgement, is at the core of the Wiggam Law mission.
As founder of Wiggam Law,
Wiggam Law offers a wide range of tax law services to help resolve complex issues with both federal and state tax authorities. We understand that cost is a major concern for our clients, which is why we provide a free initial case review and cost estimate. To receive an accurate estimate and understand the fee structure, it’s important to clearly explain your tax issue.
It’s common for people to ask about pricing before diving deeper into their tax issue. Unfortunately, some tax firms take advantage of this by quoting a low initial fee—that doesn’t reflect the full scope of what’s needed.
The primary difference lies in the legal expertise offered by Wiggam Law, being a law firm with qualified attorneys who can provide legal representation. General tax relief companies may not always have attorneys on staff or may have attorneys with limited experience whom you never speak to. Unlike some large, impersonal companies, we provide personalized service, direct access to your attorney, and operate under strict ethical guidelines. We focus on finding the right resolution for your specific situation, not just a quick fix. Wiggam Law's ability to represent clients in more complex legal proceedings, like tax court, is also a significant differentiator. Furthermore, as a law firm, Wiggam Law offers attorney-client privilege, which provides a crucial layer of confidentiality and legal protection for communications between the client and their attorney. This privilege does not exist when working with tax relief companies that are not law firms.
Yes. Wiggam Law is a real law firm. Clients can expect to work with a dedicated team of legal professionals that includes attorneys, EAs and paralegals. We offer free case reviews ensuring that clients receive knowledgeable one-on-one guidance. Our founder, Jason Wiggam, holds an LL.M. in Taxation and brings extensive experience in resolving complex tax matters, reflecting the high level of expertise our firm provides.
When choosing Wiggam Law, we encourage clients to ask about the qualifications and experience of the attorney handling their case. Understanding your attorney’s background—such as whether they hold an advanced tax degree and have a proven track record with cases similar to yours—can offer meaningful assurance. Mr. Wiggam’s specialized knowledge sets the standard for the firm, and our team is committed to providing the same caliber of focused, effective representation.
Wiggam Law’s reputation for being both cost-effective and highly successful stems from its strategic focus, deep legal expertise, and commitment to personalized client service. The firm practices exclusively in the area of tax controversy and resolution, allowing its attorneys to build specialized knowledge and efficiently navigate IRS and state tax matters. This focus minimizes unnecessary delays and maximizes the likelihood of favorable outcomes. Led by founder Jason Wiggam, who holds an LL.M. in Taxation and has extensive experience handling complex tax issues, the firm ensures that each case benefits from advanced legal insight.
Clients typically work directly with attorneys throughout the process, providing strategic oversight from experienced professionals rather than relying on non-attorney staff. This direct involvement, combined with a tailored approach to each case, helps avoid one-size-fits-all solutions and ensures that every recommended action adds meaningful value based on the client’s unique goals and financial situation. By managing all communication with tax authorities, the firm reduces stress for clients while using its familiarity with agency procedures to streamline resolution efforts.
Wiggam Law also emphasizes transparency from the start, offering free and paid case reviews where clients receive honest, practical guidance about strategy, cost, and expectations. This upfront clarity helps clients make informed decisions while avoiding unexpected expenses. Altogether, these factors contribute to a legal service that prioritizes results, efficiency, and cost-conscious representation.
No. Many of the ranking sites lack accuracy and honesty. Often, the ranking organization is paid, and the order reflects the amount a company is willing to spend. Google Reviews and Yelp would be your top two places along with professional licensing boards (especially for tax/legal services).
Don't panic, but don't ignore it. IRS and state tax notices have deadlines and ignoring them can lead to bigger problems. The first step is to understand the notice. Contact Wiggam Law for a case review. We can analyze the notice, explain what it means, and outline your options for responding effectively.
Yes. Communications with our attorneys and staff for the purpose of seeking legal advice are protected by attorney-client privilege. This means your sensitive financial and personal information is kept confidential, which is a significant advantage compared to tax relief companies, cpa firms, and tax resolution companies.
Yes, Wiggam Law is experienced in handling tax issues with both the IRS and state tax authorities. State procedures and options can differ from federal ones, and we understand how to navigate those specific systems.
It's helpful to bring any recent notices you've received from the IRS or state tax agencies, copies of tax returns in question (if available), and a general understanding of your income, expenses, assets, and liabilities. However, even if you don't have everything organized, contact us – we can help you figure out what's needed.
