Anthony Malik
Tony Malik is a seasoned tax and business consultant with a decade of practical experience under his belt. Tony is licensed by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to practice all matters of taxation under laws and regulations administered by the IRS. As an Enrolled Agent, Tony is a federally licensed non-attorney advocate with unlimited practice and taxpayer representation rights. Tony prudently learns of his clients’ tax predicaments and represents them in audits before the IRS and state tax authorities. He zealously advocates and exhausts all available administrative remedies to ensure the best possible outcome for his clients. Tony is fervently committed to the best practices under Circular 230 and regularly monitors emerging tax laws and IRS policies and procedures. Tony’s command over tax laws and accounting theory enables him to navigate through the most complex financial maneuvers. He also provides expert tax planning and compliance services to individuals and businesses. Tony previously managed tax compliance and controversy planning at an Atlanta based CPA firm focusing on international tax advisory. Prior to that, Tony was a litigation specialist at a prominent law firm working alongside former IRS tax lawyers and accountants. He is a frequent speaker and contributor to leading industry journals on tax matters. Most recently, Tony consulted one of the world’s most reputable tax information and software services provider on the interaction of domestic and international tax laws.
- Tax Law
- International Tax Law
- IRS Audit Representation
- Corporate and Business Regulation
- U.S. Department of the Treasury
- Special Enrollment Program (S.E.E. / E.A.), Tax Law | Tax Law
- University of West Georgia
- Master of Professional Accounting (MPAcc) | Taxation
- University of West Georgia
- Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) | Finance
- An Overview of the International Tax Withholding and Reporting Framework
- EA Journal, Vol. 33, No. 1, January/February 2015
- Lessons Learned From Apple's Tax Policy
- Corporate Tax Alliance, CTA Newsletter, June 2013
- Treasury Regulation § 1.911-1(a) - Partial Exclusion For Earned Income From Sources Within A Foreign Country And Foreign Housing Costs
- U.S. Master Tax Guide, CCH Wolters Kluwer
- Continuing Case Against Inter-Period Tax Allocation
- Journal of Business and Economics Research, Volume 7, Number 6.
- Website
- Point Square Consulting - Tax Consulting and Advocacy