Founder & Tax Advisor, BBusiness International
Natalia Budyldina is the founder and owner of BBusiness International, where she provides accounting and tax consulting services for small businesses, including bookkeeping, tax preparation, tax resolution, and advisory support. An Enrolled Agent (EA), she helps clients make sense of complex tax issues with a practical, plain-language approach so business owners can make confident decisions and stay focused on growth. She holds an MBA and a master’s degree in Accounting and Finance, and brings 8+ years of public accounting experience across both small CPA and national public accounting firms. In addition to client work, she publishes educational content for entrepreneurs through the BBusiness International, sharing actionable guidance on small-business tax and accounting topics.
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Natalia Budyldina: Sep 11, 2026
Oregon doesn't require one universal business license, but your real checklist depends on where you work, what you offer, and whether you've elected S...
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Natalia Budyldina: Sep 8, 2026
A 1099 error is a data-entry problem with a straightforward fix. The part worth building is a records system where payments are already categorized, W-9s...
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Natalia Budyldina: Sep 3, 2026
Income tax by state isn't one-size-fits-all, but for solopreneurs, the real challenge isn't your state's category. Whether you're in a no-tax, flat-tax,...
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Natalia Budyldina: Aug 31, 2026
Georgia keeps its licensing local. There's no universal business license every solo operator must hold; what you need depends on your city, county, and...
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Natalia Budyldina: Aug 29, 2026
A Utah business license usually isn't one form. It's a chain: register your entity with the state, then handle city licensing, professional permits, and...
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Natalia Budyldina: Aug 28, 2026
Most solopreneurs never need a general Ohio business license, but that does not mean you are off the hook. What you actually need is the right entity...
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Natalia Budyldina: Aug 11, 2026
The 2026 IRS mileage rate is now 72.5 cents per mile, and for freelancers and self-employed workers, that adds up to real tax savings. This guide covers...
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Natalia Budyldina: Aug 8, 2026
1099 taxes for real estate agents work better as a system, not a scramble. This article shows you how to set aside and pay taxes as each commission check...
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Natalia Budyldina: Aug 7, 2026
Real estate agent taxes get easier when you stop treating deductions as the whole game. This guide covers the full picture: your tax status, the quarterly...
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Natalia Budyldina: Aug 7, 2026
If you're earning $80,000 as a solopreneur, you're paying 15.3% self-employment tax on every dollar of profit. That's $12,000+ a year, straight to the...
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Natalia Budyldina: Aug 2, 2026
Real estate agent tax deductions add up fast when you know where to look. Track mileage, home office costs, marketing spend, and professional fees with...
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Natalia Budyldina: Jul 31, 2026
S Corp for consultants earning $80K or more can mean real savings, thanks to splitting income between salary and distributions to cut self-employment...
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Natalia Budyldina: Jul 29, 2026
Choosing an incorporation service is about more than low upfront fees. Look for one that automates formation, payroll, bookkeeping, and tax compliance,...
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Natalia Budyldina: Jul 28, 2026
Knowing when to start an LLC can make all the difference, especially once you're signing major contracts. Beyond protecting your personal assets, an LLC...
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Natalia Budyldina: Jul 23, 2026
An S corp for realtors earning $80K+ in net income can save you over thousands a year in self-employment taxes alone. Beyond the savings, it unlocks...
