5.0
247+ Google Reviews
5.0
247+ Google Reviews
5.0
247+ Google Reviews
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.
John R - Saved $290,973
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.
Karen S - Saved $99,131
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.
Molly W - Saved $210,000
David T. - Saved $290,973
We Learn the Full Offshore Story
We start with a confidential consultation to understand your foreign accounts, missed filings, reporting history, and any penalty concerns. This helps us identify the level of risk and what needs immediate attention.
We Identify the Safest Path Forward
After reviewing the facts, we determine the most appropriate strategy for your situation. That may involve late FBAR filings, streamlined procedures, voluntary disclosure analysis, or other offshore reporting solutions based on your level of exposure.
We Handle the Legal and IRS Strategy
Our team works through the legal and reporting issues involved in your case and helps manage communications and strategy where IRS scrutiny or penalty exposure is a concern. You stay informed while we guide the process carefully.
We Help You Resolve It Correctly
Our goal is to help you correct the issue properly, reduce unnecessary risk, and put you in a stronger position going forward. We also help you understand what to do next to stay compliant and avoid future offshore reporting problems.
If you are dealing with missed FBAR filings or foreign account concerns, you are not alone. These situations can feel stressful and deeply personal, but getting help does not mean you did something terrible. We take a calm, respectful approach and help you understand your options with care and confidentiality.
Focused on Tax Law and Complex Cases
Tax law is not just one of the things we do. It is our focus. In FBAR and offshore matters, the details matter, and we work carefully to understand your situation and help you move forward with a thoughtful strategy.
Personal, Judgment-Free Guidance
We know offshore tax issues can feel overwhelming. Our role is to listen, understand what happened, and help you take the next step with clarity. You will be treated with respect, not pressure or judgment.
Helping You Get Back on Track
Whether you missed FBAR filings, have concerns about foreign accounts, or need help understanding your disclosure options, we work to help you address the issue properly and feel more secure about what comes next.
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,
Jason’s passion is driven by a deep desire to help those who need it most.
Inspired by his entrepreneurial parents, Jason saw firsthand the financial and legal obstacles business owners face
He was inspired to become an expert in tax law so he could build a career around making a difference in other people’s lives.
Missed or Late FBAR Filings
Unreported Foreign Bank Accounts
Offshore Disclosure Planning
Foreign Account Penalty Concerns
Streamlined Filing Compliance Issues
Voluntary Disclosure Analysis
Form 8938 and Foreign Asset Reporting Issues
The cost can vary based on the complexity of your situation, including the number of years involved, the size of the foreign accounts, whether income was reported, and whether there is potential penalty exposure. During an initial consultation, Wiggam Law can learn more about your situation, explain the issues involved, and discuss the next steps.
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.
Wiggam Law is a law firm focused on tax matters. That is important in FBAR and offshore disclosure cases, where the details can affect penalty exposure, disclosure options, and long term risk. As a law firm, Wiggam Law can provide legal representation and a level of confidentiality that many non law firm tax resolution companies cannot offer. We take a careful, personal approach to each case. Rather than pushing a generic solution, we work to understand your facts and help you evaluate the most appropriate path forward.
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. Clients receive knowledgeable one-on-one guidance tailored to the facts of their case. 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.
Yes. Wiggam Law helps clients address issues involving missed or late FBAR filings, offshore disclosure concerns, foreign account reporting problems, and related compliance risks. The right approach depends on the facts, including whether income was reported, how many years are involved, and whether there has already been IRS contact.
That can be an important factor. Some people fail to file because of a misunderstanding, lack of awareness, or confusion about the rules. In those situations, it may be possible to address the problem through a more appropriate compliance path, depending on the facts of the case. What matters most is addressing the issue carefully and avoiding a rushed response before understanding your legal position.
That is exactly the kind of situation where careful legal guidance can matter. In offshore cases, the facts and the way a disclosure is handled can have serious consequences. If you are concerned your situation may appear willful or expose you to significant penalties, it is important to evaluate your options before taking action.
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.
It helps to gather any relevant tax returns, foreign account information, prior filings, IRS or government notices, and a general timeline of what happened. Even if you do not have everything organized yet, an initial conversation can still help clarify what information may be needed next.
Yes. In many cases, it is better to evaluate your options before the government contacts you. Early action can be important in offshore matters, especially when missed filings, unreported accounts, or potential penalties are involved.
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