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UAYour situation.Our full attention.
The way you earn, the life you’re building, and what comes next all shape your taxes. We bring the details together, so you can move forward with clarity.
A free first conversation. A clear scope before we begin.
“A thoughtful plan starts with listening.”
Find your starting point
You do not need to know every tax term to ask the right questions. Tell us where you are today. We’ll help you understand the next step.
Individuals & families
A tax return is personal. Your support should be, too.
- Federal and state return preparation
- Planning around work, family and life changes
- A clearer view of documents, deadlines and next steps
1099 & self-employed
More independence. More moving parts. A plan that keeps up.
- Organizing business income and expenses
- Planning for estimated payments
- Reviewing business deductions and recordkeeping
Business owners & founders
Build your business with numbers you can actually use.
- Bookkeeping and tax-ready financial records
- Payroll and business tax coordination
- Planning around business structure and owner pay
Immigrants & new U.S. residents
A new country brings enough unknowns. Your taxes deserve a clear starting point.
- First U.S. tax-year and residency questions
- Understanding which documents and income to review
- SSN / ITIN questions and the next steps to discuss
Rental owners & real estate investors
See the tax questions behind the property decisions.
- Organizing rental income and property expenses
- Reviewing records for purchases, improvements and sales
- Connecting property activity with your broader tax plan
People with income or accounts abroad
Your life may cross borders. Your tax questions need the whole picture.
- Reviewing where you live, earn and hold accounts
- Identifying foreign-income and reporting questions
- Confirming the right scope for your cross-border facts
A new chapter.A clearer foundation.
New to the United States? We start with your story, not a pile of forms. When you arrived, where you lived, and how you earn all help shape the questions to review.
Immigration status and tax residency are different concepts. We’ll help identify the tax questions relevant to your circumstances and explain what information is needed before work begins.
Discuss your first U.S. tax yearTax support for your circumstances. Immigration and legal matters belong with the appropriate legal professional.
A useful first conversation starts here.
Your timeline
When you arrived and where you lived during the year.
Your income
Employment, independent work, business or income from outside the U.S.
Your questions
A first return, a tax ID question, a family change or a document you do not recognize.
Clear in your language.
Conversations in English, Ukrainian and Russian. Room to ask questions. Explanations you can understand before you make a decision.
Your situation is one part of the picture.
Your industry matters, too. Explore tax considerations for transportation, real estate, professional services and more.
Questions worth asking.
Is the first conversation free?
Yes. An initial conversation helps us understand your needs and whether we are a good fit. If paid work is needed, we explain the scope and fees before starting.
I recently moved to the U.S. Where do I begin?
Start with your arrival timeline, the places you lived and the income you received. Tax residency is determined under tax rules; it is not simply the same as your visa or immigration label. We can discuss the review your first tax year needs.
Can I speak with you in Ukrainian or Russian?
Yes. We offer conversations in English, Ukrainian and Russian. You should feel comfortable asking questions and understanding the next steps.
I have both a W-2 job and 1099 income. Can we review them together?
Yes. We look at your situation together, including employment income, independent work, relevant expenses and estimated-payment questions, instead of treating each form as a separate story.
What if I have income or bank accounts outside the U.S.?
Tell us early. Foreign income and accounts can raise separate reporting questions. We first review your facts, then confirm the support and information your situation requires.
Do I need to own a business to work with Brama Tax?
No. We work with individuals and families as well as self-employed professionals, business owners and property owners. Start with your situation, even if you are not sure which category fits.
What should I prepare, and how should I send it?
For a first conversation, bring a short outline of your situation and questions. We will explain which records are relevant. Share tax documents through the secure client portal; please do not email Social Security numbers or sensitive documents.