Planned tax service
Your individual tax return.
Plan for Form 1040, self-employment, rental income, or a nonresident return. Preparation is a planned service.
Independent expertise. Personal attention.
Your business has a story.
Let’s make the numbers tell it clearly.
I’m Olga Safiullina. I help small business owners bring structure to their bookkeeping, feel more at home in QuickBooks, and prepare organized records for tax season.

Bookkeeping · QuickBooks · U.S. tax education
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your next step.
How I can help
From the first reconciliation to your monthly review, the goal is practical: records you can follow and a next step you can act on.
Planned tax service
Plan for Form 1040, self-employment, rental income, or a nonresident return. Preparation is a planned service.
Monthly bookkeeping, reconciliations, and useful reports for your small business. Available now.
Planned tax service
Explore preliminary fees for partnership, S corporation, and C corporation returns. Preparation is a planned service.

The SAFIULLINA approach
You deserve to understand your records without feeling overwhelmed. I combine structured work with a calm, direct conversation about what needs attention.
The person behind the practiceYour business, your records, and the questions you need answered.
An agreed scope, a missing-items list, and understandable progress.
A repeatable monthly routine that supports better business decisions.
A growing professional foundation
New certifications, with original records you can check. Issued to Olga Safiullina by Intuit.
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A practical starting point for clearer books and tax-ready records.
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Why a careful reconciliation begins before you match a transaction.
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Three monthly questions that connect your books to your decisions.
Open video & guide ↗U.S. tax journal
Selected IRS and FinCEN updates, reviewed September 14, 2026. Each guide explains who it may affect and where to verify the rule.
All updates & official sources →The third regular federal estimated tax installment for 2026 is due September 15. Review your projected income and payments already made to decide whether you need to pay.
Read the guide ↗A valid six-month extension generally gives calendar-year individuals until October 15, 2026 to file their 2025 federal return. It generally does not extend the time to pay.
Read the guide ↗Calendar-year partnerships and S corporations with timely extensions generally must file their 2025 federal returns by September 15, 2026. An LLC name alone does not determine this deadline.
Read the guide ↗Your next chapter starts with clarity.
Tell me about your business and one thing you would like to make clearer.
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