Tax & Accounting Services

Javid Abdurahimov

With over three years of experience providing tailored tax and accounting services, I am committed to delivering superior value and personalized solutions to meet your financial needs. Specializing in complex and unsolved tax cases, I collaborate and serve clients nationwide, working closely with you to uncover opportunities for tax deductions and ensure compliance with evolving regulations.

I prioritize transparent communication, strategic planning, and efficient resolutions to ensure you receive the best outcomes tailored to your unique needs. With a dedication to excellence, I’m here to simplify the complexities of taxes and accounting, helping you focus on achieving your financial goals.

Services Offered

Personal Tax return

Standard Filing (Form 1040), Form 1040-EZ, Form 1040-X:

For regular income like wages, interest, or dividends.

Self-Employed or Freelancers (Schedule C):

Includes additional reporting for business income and expenses.

Investors (Schedules D and E):

Schedule D: For reporting capital gains and losses.
Schedule E: For rental income, royalties, or partnerships.

Itemized Deductions (Schedule A):

Used instead of the standard deduction for mortgage interest, medical expenses, or charitable donations.

Income from Farming (Schedule F):

For agricultural business owners.

Nonresident Alien (1040-NR):

For those who earn U.S. income but do not have U.S. residency or citizenship.

Corporation tax return

C Corporation Tax Return (Form 1120)

Filed by traditional corporations (C Corporations).
Reports all income, deductions, credits, and tax payments.

S Corporation Tax Return (Form 1120-S)

Filed by S Corporations, which are pass-through entities.
Profits and losses are passed to shareholders, who report them on their tax returns.

Partnership tax return

Partnerships and LLCs (Tax Classification)

While partnerships and some LLCs are not corporations, they elect to be taxed as corporations by filing Form 8832.

Nonprofit Corporation Tax Return (Form 990)

Filed by nonprofit organizations to report financial activities and confirm their tax-exempt status.

Sales and Use tax payment/return for Retail Businesses

Sales and Use Tax is a tax imposed on the sale, lease, or rental of goods and services. Retail businesses must collect and remit sales tax on taxable transactions and file a return reporting these taxes.

Sales and Use Tax is a form that businesses file periodically (monthly, quarterly, or annually) to report and pay collected taxes.

Obtaining a sales permit

Compliance: It's mandatory in states that impose a sales tax for businesses selling taxable items.

Tax Collection: Enables you to collect sales tax from customers at the point of sale.

Wholesale Purchases: Allows businesses to buy goods for resale without paying sales tax.

New Company Registration

This is the process of legally creating a new business entity to operate within a jurisdiction. Depending on the country or state, registration ensures the business complies with local laws and can operate legally.

Branch Registration

Branch registration is required when an existing company establishes an additional office or physical location in the same or a different jurisdiction.

Employee Registration for Payroll

Employee Registration for Payroll refers to onboarding employees into a company’s payroll system, ensuring they are properly set up to receive wages and benefits, and the employer complies with all legal and tax obligations.

State Tax Forms
W-4 (U.S.)
Form I-9 (U.S.)

Legal Compliance: Avoid penalties for improper tax withholding or failure to register employees correctly.

Accurate Payments: Ensures employees are paid accurately and on time.

Transparency: Provides employees with clear information about earnings and deductions.

Business License Registration

Business License Registration is the process of obtaining the legal authorization needed to operate a business in a specific location or industry. A business license ensures that the company complies with local, state, and federal laws and regulations.

BOI Filing

BOI Filing refers to the process of filing a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report with the relevant government authority, often required for legal compliance under transparency and anti-money laundering regulations.

Statement of Information Reports

A Statement of Information (SI) report is a legal document that businesses, particularly corporations and limited liability companies (LLCs), are required to file periodically with the state government to provide updated details about their company

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