Amy is a Senior Associate Attorney in our tax controversy practice group. Amy handles tax matters for individuals and businesses, including wage garnishments, bank levies, employment taxes, trust fund recovery penalties, federal and state tax audits, tax return preparer penalties, innocent spouse claims, penalty abatements, offers in compromise, and voluntary disclosures.
Amy received her J.D. from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law and her LL.M. in Taxation from Boston University School of Law. During her time in law school, Amy was a Legal Intern with the Internal Revenue Service Office of Chief Counsel and a member of the St. Thomas More-Loyola Law Inn of Court. Amy is currently serving a three-year term as a member of the IRS Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee ("ETAAC").
The staff at Frost and Associates are extremely helpful and knowledgeable. They gave me advice on how to resolve a tax situation that has been causing me mass amounts of stress. I felt comfortable disclosing my personal information and walked out feeling like a weight had been lifted off my shoulders. I was nervous about seeking legal help on my issue at first but am very pleased I did! I highly recommend Frost and Associates!
They have been very helpful as I navigate some complex legal issues around my business. I don't think things would have gone as smoothly without them!
Frost & Associates have always conducted themselves with the utmost professionalism and understanding. I recommend them to all of our clients when the need arises.
Knowledgeable company.
Provided tax compliance insight to address clients whom may interests in foreign trusts
Frost Law has genuine people who really want to help! They listened to my needs and took their time to review all of my questions and put me at ease with my case. In short, they care!
I found all of the various staff that I interacted with to be exceptionally helpful and understanding of my limited technical abilities on some of the functions that were required to process my Employee Retention Credit claim. I would recommend this firm to any business or individual needing legal advice! Mike Roach/co-owner of Paloma Clothing for the past 50 years.
Great informative session from Frost Law. They are experts in taxes and are able to articulate the Information in layman’s terms. I would recommend them always.
Thank you to Heather Posey and Frost Law for helping my client with their tax dispute. As an accountant for over 38 years, I’ve worked with several attorneys over the years, and Heather stands out far above the rest. Her command of tax law, strategic thinking, and proactive communication are exceptional. She helped us resolve a complex federal tax issue efficiently and with great results. Awesome Firm!! Thanks!
When you are having an issue with the IRS, you need professional help to communicate with the right person within the IRS that can help you with your situation. Unfortunately I was not able to find that person and my situation continued to drag on for months. I would communicate by letter and also attempted to use the phone but to no avail. The IRS did not quit working my case and their letters indicated they were getting stronger in demands.
I found Frost Law Firm paid a reasonable retainer, and they were working my case within days. I was very impressed with their contacts within the IRS and how they represented me. Lauren Mata was my attorney and she was very diligent, great at follow up and did everything she said she would do.
My case was settled not long ago, to my benefit as we were able to prove that our position was correct. Whereas I did not have the credibility with the IRS, Frost and Lauren Mata did. I believe I received good value for what I was charged.
I found all of the various staff that I interacted with to be exceptionally helpful and understanding of my limited technical abilities on some of the functions that were required to process my Employee Retention Credit claim. I would recommend this firm to any business or individual needing legal advice! Mike Roach/co-owner of Paloma Clothing for the past 50 years.
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Amy is a Senior Associate Attorney in our tax controversy practice group. Amy handles tax matters for individuals and businesses, including wage garnishments, bank levies, employment taxes, trust fund recovery penalties, federal and state tax audits, tax return preparer penalties, innocent spouse claims, penalty abatements, offers in compromise, and voluntary disclosures.
Amy received her J.D. from Loyola University New Orleans College of Law and her LL.M. in Taxation from Boston University School of Law. During her time in law school, Amy was a Legal Intern with the Internal Revenue Service Office of Chief Counsel and a member of the St. Thomas More-Loyola Law Inn of Court. Amy is currently serving a three-year term as a member of the IRS Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee ("ETAAC").
