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: Mar 24, 2026
S Corp owners can deduct health insurance premiums through proper payroll and W-2 reporting, saving on taxes while staying compliant effortlessly.
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 13, 2026
Treating your solo venture as a real business, rather than just a side project, opens the door to significant tax benefits, stronger financial protection,...
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 11, 2026
Tracking a complete business expenses list can unlock thousands in tax savings that most solopreneurs miss every year. From home office costs and...
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Natalia Budyldina: Mar 24, 2026
From formation to financing, see how S-Corp solopreneurs can build business credit that protects personal assets and paves the way for sustainable,...
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 13, 2026
S Corp owners can unlock substantial tax savings by expertly balancing their salary with distributions, allowing them to sidestep the hefty 15.3% payroll...
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 12, 2026
For most solopreneurs, understanding your fiscal year is straightforward: the IRS typically requires using a calendar year (January 1 to December 31),...
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Natalia Budyldina: Mar 22, 2026
Switching to S Corp status is a game-changer for solopreneurs, and here's why: once your business profits surpass $80,000 annually, you're in a prime...
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Natalia Budyldina: Mar 19, 2026
Self-employed tax brackets work differently than W-2 employees face. You're hit with both federal income tax and a flat 15.3% self-employment tax on most...
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 13, 2026
S Corp distributions are a smart way for solopreneurs to save thousands each year by avoiding the 15.3% self-employment tax on part of their income. The...
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Natalia Budyldina: Mar 19, 2026
Ask any solopreneur what intimidated them most about self-employment (or has kept them from pursuing self-employment altogether) and the vast majority...
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 13, 2026
Good news: you can set up an S Corp in any state, but the real question is whether you should. All 50 states recognize S Corporation status, and the magic...
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 12, 2026
S Corp articles of incorporation unlock serious tax savings for solopreneurs, often $8,000 or more per year, by letting you split income into salary and...
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 13, 2026
If you're a solopreneur earning $60,000 or more, you could be leaving thousands on the table each year. An S Corp lets you split income into salary and...
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 13, 2026
Health insurance premiums can become powerful deductions when handled correctly. By reimbursing premiums through payroll, reporting them on your W-2, and...
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Natalia Budyldina: Feb 11, 2026
Looking to keep more of what you earn? S Corp status lets solopreneurs split income into salary and distributions, so only your salary faces the 15.3%...
