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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.
Proudly Serving Northern Virginia & Beyond
At AI TAX CONSULTING PLLC, we provide expert CPA services to individuals and small businesses across Fredericksburg, Stafford County, and surrounding areas — both locally and remotely via our secure client portal.
We support clients locally and remotely in the following areas:
- Stafford County, VA: Local CPA support for families, military personnel, and small business owners
- Fredericksburg, VA: Comprehensive tax and accounting services across the city and suburbs
- Spotsylvania County, VA: Full-service tax preparation and bookkeeping for residents and entrepreneurs
- King George County, VA: Assistance with IRS matters, QuickBooks, and year-round compliance
- Fauquier County, VA: Tax planning and consulting for clients in Warrenton, Bealeton, and nearby areas
- Culpeper County, VA: Strategic support for rural professionals and small businesses
- Caroline County, VA: Affordable accounting solutions and catch-up filing assistance
- Prince William County (Dumfries, Woodbridge, Manassas): Trusted tax help for startups, families, and professionals
- Fairfax & Arlington, VA: Comprehensive CPA services for business owners and busy professionals
- Loudoun County, VA: Tax planning and compliance for entrepreneurs and growing firms
- Alexandria, VA: Support for small businesses, independent contractors, and nonprofits
- Manassas & Centreville, VA: Personalized accounting and tax services in central Northern Virginia
- Washington, DC: Full-service tax preparation, business support, and IRS correspondence handling
- Maryland (Montgomery & Howard Counties): Reliable tax and accounting support for individuals, families, and small business owners in suburban Maryland near D.C.
We also specialize in serving:
- 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
CPA in Fredericksburg & Stafford VA | Tax & Accounting Services
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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AI TAX CONSULTING - LICENSED NORTHERN VIRGINIA CPA FIRM
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Main Home Sale - Did You Know?
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Independent Contractors - Did You Know?
If you work as an independent contractor, as is the case in many gig work arrangements, then you may need to pay self-employment (SE) tax. SE tax replaces the FICA category of employee paycheck withholding; paying it enables you to qualify for Social Security and Medicare benefits. ... See MoreSee Less
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New Office in Fredericksburg – Now Open!
AI Tax Consulting has expanded to a beautiful new location in Fredericksburg to better serve clients in the area!
While I primarily work by appointment and may not always be at the office, I’m always reachable online:
• Website & client portal (available 24/7)
• Quick response by email or message
• Easy appointment scheduling
Services offered:
• Small business & personal tax prep
• Monthly bookkeeping & accounting
• QuickBooks support
• IRS notices & tax planning
Still serving Stafford & beyond — virtually and in person.
Visit aitaxconsulting.com or message me to connect.
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Are you accepting new clients?
We’ve opened a new office in Fredericksburg, Stafford County, VA! Setup is still in progress, but we’re excited to begin welcoming clients in person very soon. Looking forward to serving you in our new space! @aitaxconsulting #FredericksburgVA #StaffordVA #CPA #TaxConsulting #NewOffice ... See MoreSee Less
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Tax Refund Myths and Realities – Did You Know? (2/2)
Here are two more key facts you need to know to avoid falling for the myths.
- The refund amount displayed by the Where's My Refund tool could differ from the amount you were expecting. The IRS may need to adjust a taxpayer's refund amount for a variety of reasons, ranging from math errors on their returns to outstanding financial obligations. When such an adjustment is necessary, the IRS always sends a letter explaining the change.
- Getting a tax refund does not necessarily mean that your withholding is on track. Regardless of how your taxes came out, you should check your withholding at least once every year. Tax law changes, along with changes in your marital status, family size or many other factors can affect your withholding. You can use the IRS Withholding Estimator tool (link below) to find out if you need to make any adjustments.
IRS Where's My Refund tool: www.irs.gov/refunds
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Refund Amounts - Did You Know?
If your refund amount is different than stated on the filed tax return, part or all of your refund may have been used to pay off (offset) past-due federal tax, student loans, state income tax or other past-due debts.
You'll receive a notice from the IRS if such an offset occurs that will show the original tax refund amount, the offset amount, as well as the name, address and telephone number of the agency receiving the payment.
If you haven't received your refund yet, you may be able to check the status using the IRS' "Where's my Refund?" tool: www.irs.gov/refunds. ... See MoreSee Less
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Impersonation of IRS Personnel – Did You Know?
Criminals constantly develop new tax-related scams to steal taxpayers' money and/or identities. Taxpayers can protect themselves by learning some of the tricks these scammers employ. Here are three of the most common ways that scammers try to impersonate the IRS.
- BY MAIL. Scammers may send a letter on what appears to be official IRS letterhead paper, typically delivered in a cardboard envelope. The letter includes bogus contact information that connects the taxpayer to the scammers instead of the IRS. Many of these letters include the phrase, "in relation to your unclaimed refund." Official IRS communications do not use this language.
- BY EMAIL OR TEXT MESSAGE. Many scammers send email or text messages where they claim to work for the IRS, offering to help a taxpayer claim a refund or fix a tax problem. These messages often include links to bogus websites that exist only to steal a taxpayer's personal information, and/or trick them into paying a fraudulent fee.
- IN PERSON. Some scam artists come right to a taxpayer's door, claiming to be IRS agents and sometimes displaying fake ID badges. The IRS recently announced that it is ending nearly all unannounced in-person visits to taxpayers. In most cases, the taxpayer will instead receive a letter inviting them to set up an in-person appointment. Therefore, so-called IRS agents who arrive without warning are likely to be scammers.
In any situation where there are signs of a possible scam, do not reply to the message, click on any links or allow suspected impostors into your home. Instead, call an official IRS number like 1-800-829-1040 to inquire about the matter. ... See MoreSee Less
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Reducing Fees & Penalties - Did You Know?
If you are required to file your taxes, you should still file, even if you can't pay, as the failure-to-file penalty may be 10 times more than the failure-to-pay penalty. If you are unable to pay in full, try to file your tax return by the deadline of April 15th, 2025 and pay as much as you can. The IRS also has Installment Payment Plans available that you may qualify for.
In addition, April 15th is also the due date for Tax Year 2025 first quarter estimated tax payments for those making estimated payments. ... See MoreSee Less
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