Mena Hemaia, CPA, CIA
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Mena Hemaia is a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Internal Auditor, and the CEO of Accountack, a tax strategy and CFO advisory firm based in West Palm Beach, Florida. He works with business owners across the United States in English and Arabic, wrote a book on strategic tax planning, and publishes his tax explanations publicly on four YouTube channels.
Credentials & roles
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA)
- Certified Internal Auditor (CIA)
- Chief Executive Officer, Accountack
- Founder, MenaTCP Education Academy
The published work
Mena wrote Intelligent Strategies: The Path to Tax-Free Living. More about the book.
You do not have to take it on faith
You do not have to take a CPA’s expertise on faith. Mena has spent years answering these questions publicly, on video, for free — including the questions that lead somewhere other than “hire us.” Watch him work through a problem before you decide whether to hand him yours.
Standing in the community it serves
Accountack runs an Arab Business Growth Summit for business owners and works with a concentrated community of clients, with a notable presence in Orange County, California and in Dallas, Texas. The firm’s work is rooted in the community it serves rather than marketed at it from a distance.
Why Arabic matters
Accountack serves Arab-American business owners across all fifty states. Tax law is difficult in a first language; in a second, working with someone who can move between English technical terms and an Arabic explanation removes a real barrier. It is a capability, not a slogan. For Arab-American business owners.
Mena Hemaia, CPA, CIA
Chief Executive Officer, Accountack — West Palm Beach, Florida
If you want to know which of these apply to your business specifically, that is a conversation about your actual numbers — not a seminar example.
Or start with the Free Cash Clarity Audit — A no-cost review of where your business stands and what a planning engagement would target — the firm's own named starting point.
20 minutes with an Accountack advisor. If a technical review is worth your time, the next step is a workshop with Mena — and if there is nothing material to do, he will say so.