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AI TAX CONSULTING - LICENSED NORTHERN VIRGINIA CPA FIRM
At AI TAX CONSULTING PLLC, we deliver expert tax preparation, IRS representation, accounting, and business advisory services to individuals and small businesses. Led by a licensed CPA and Advanced QuickBooks ProAdvisor, our firm is committed to providing accurate, personalized support tailored to your unique financial goals.
Whether you're a small business owner, independent contractor, or an individual taxpayer, we provide responsive, high-quality solutions you can trust—locally in Northern Virginia or remotely across the U.S.
Nationwide Tax & Accounting Services with a Northern Virginia Presence
At AI TAX CONSULTING PLLC, we deliver expert CPA services to individuals and small businesses across the United States. Based in Fredericksburg, Virginia, we proudly serve clients both locally and nationwide through our secure, paperless client portal—making professional tax support accessible no matter where you live or work.
- Remote Clients Across the U.S.: Secure online access to our full range of tax services, available 24/7 through our client portal
- International Filers: Compliance support for FBAR, FATCA, and foreign asset disclosures
- Crypto Investors & Traders: Tax strategy and reporting for digital assets, DeFi platforms, and NFTs
We proudly serve clients both locally and remotely throughout Northern Virginia, the D.C. Metro area, and beyond, including:
- Stafford and Spotsylvania County
- Prince William County (Dumfries, Woodbridge, Manassas)
- Fairfax, Arlington, Alexandria, and Loudoun County
- Washington, D.C., and suburban Maryland (Montgomery & Howard Counties)
Whether you’re a business owner or an individual filer navigating a complex tax situation, we’re here to help—with trusted CPA support you can count on, wherever you are.
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YOUR CPA & TAX ADVISOR
Assel Ibrayeva holds a Bachelor’s degree in Finance from Coastal Carolina University and a Master’s in Accountancy from George Washington University. She is a licensed Certified Public Accountant in Virginia, with a wealth of experience in corporate and public accounting. As the founder of AI TAX CONSULTING PLLC, a registered CPA Firm with the Virginia Board of Accountancy, Assel is dedicated to delivering exceptional accounting and tax services. Her focus is on fostering enduring relationships founded on trust and mutual respect.
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Flexible Spending Arrangements (FSAs) - Did You Know?
Considering a job change? Before leaving your current position, check the account balances in your flexible spending arrangements (FSAs). You generally cannot transfer an FSA to a different workplace, so you will want to use up those funds to avoid forfeiting them to your employer. ... See MoreSee Less
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Employer Childcare Tax Credit – Did You Know?
Businesses that provide childcare services for employees may be eligible to claim a tax credit for some of the expenses involved. The Employer-Provided Childcare Tax Credit is offered to organizations that maintain on-site childcare facilities for employees, or provide resource and referral services like contracting with a qualified childcare facility.
To qualify for the Childcare Tax Credit, a business must incur expenses to provide childcare services for employees. The standard credit amount is 25% of costs associated with maintaining a childcare facility, or 10% of resource and referral costs, up to a maximum of $150,000. Eligible businesses may claim the credit as part of their general business credit, and so may carry any unused credit amount back one year, or forward up to 20 years. A business tax professional can help you structure the childcare services your enterprise provides for employees to meet the requirements for this business tax credit. ... See MoreSee Less
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Workplace Health Benefits - Did You Know?
If you set aside pre-tax dollars for medical expenses through a workplace benefits program, pay careful attention to whether the plan is a flexible spending arrangement (FSA) or health savings account (HSA). Generally, you must use up an FSA balance each year or risk losing it. This restriction does not apply to HSAs. Rules may vary slightly depending on your employer's plan options. ... See MoreSee Less
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Summer Tax Planning Reminders – Did You Know?
A variety of summer activities have the potential to generate taxable income, or to help you qualify for tax benefits. For example, if you engage in part-time, seasonal or gig economy work during the summer, then you may need to adjust your tax withholding or make estimated tax payments to account for the extra income. If your children work during the summer, they may need to file a tax return next spring to claim any IRS refunds they have coming.
Self-employed people who travel for business purposes may generally deduct travel expenses to reduce their taxable income. However, if a summer trip involves both business and personal activities, you must take care to only deduct expenditures that serve a clear, legitimate business purpose.
Finally, if you make improvements to your home this summer, then you may qualify for home energy tax credits. A variety of credits exist for projects that improve energy efficiency, or involve generating or using renewable energy like wind or solar power. You must carefully document all eligible expenses in order to claim these credits. Also note that the rules for energy credits may change after this year, so this summer might be the ideal time to complete a project. A tax professional can help you analyze the potential tax impacts of all your summer endeavors. ... See MoreSee Less
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Overseas Tax Filing & Quarterly Installment Deadlines
If you are a U.S Citizen or Green Card Holder living abroad and have not filed your taxes yet, the deadline is coming up on Monday, June 16th, 2025.
If you are making quarterly estimated tax payments to the IRS, the due date for the April 1 – May 31 quarter of the year is also June 16th.
For payments made using IRS Direct Pay, you can make payments until 11:45PM EST, and for payments using a credit or debit card, payments can be made up to midnight on the due date. ... See MoreSee Less
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Summer Day Camp Expenses – Did You Know?
Parents who paid for their children under the age of 13 to attend summer day camps may qualify to claim the Child and Dependent Care Credit on their tax returns. This credit provides assistance for parents who pay care expenses for a qualifying child so that they can work or seek work. You may also be able to claim the credit for day camp or other care costs for a dependent age 13 or older with a permanent disability. Note that expenses associated with sending children to overnight summer camps generally do NOT qualify for this credit.
To qualify for the Child and Dependent Care Credit, you must have earned income, and your adjusted gross income (AGI) must not exceed limits set by the IRS. Typically, the credit covers 20-35% of qualifying day camp or other childcare expenses, up to a maximum of $3,000 for one child or $6,000 for two or more children.
When claiming the Child and Dependent Care Credit, you generally must provide the name and taxpayer identification number (TIN) of the day camp or care provider on your tax return. In most cases, married taxpayers must file a joint return in order to get the credit, although exceptions exist for cases where spouses live apart. A tax professional can help you determine whether your summer day camp or other childcare expenses qualify for this valuable credit, and if so, help you maximize your credit amount. ... See MoreSee Less
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National 529 Day - Did You Know?
If you put money in a 529 account for education, withdrawal of earnings are tax-free if used for qualified educational expenses. Qualified educational expenses include tuition, fees, housing, meals and books. Many states offer a full or partial tax deduction for 529 plan contributions. They may also offer incentives and promotions to encourage families to open and contribute to 529 accounts today on National 529 Day.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) also expanded eligibility for 529 savings plans. Up to $10,000 per year may be used for Kindergarten through Grade 12 education (public, private, or religious schools). ... See MoreSee Less
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Capital and Ordinary Operating Expenses - Did You Know?
If you have business income, including income from self-employment activities, then you may have both capital expenses and ordinary operating expenses. Capital expenses relate to assets with lasting usefulness, like equipment, computers, machinery and furniture. Different tax rules apply for these two types of expenses, so make sure to keep them separate. ... See MoreSee Less
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Main Home Sale - Did You Know?
Selling valuable assets like real estate often results in a substantial gain, subject to federal capital gains tax. However, you may be able to exclude most or all of the gain from selling your main home from your taxable income. Before you sell, find out whether you qualify for the Primary Home Sale Exclusion. ... See MoreSee Less
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