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.
Background
Mena studied commerce at Alexandria University in Egypt and went on to earn the Certified Public Accountant and Certified Internal Auditor credentials in the United States. He built Accountack as a fully remote firm so that a business owner in any state can work with a strategist who plans ahead of the return rather than filing after the fact.
His clients are business owners whose companies generate between one and twenty million dollars a year, and often more, in all fifty states. The work spans tax strategy, CFO advisory, asset protection, and bookkeeping — the planning that changes what a business owes before the year closes, not after it has.
He also founded MenaTCP, an education academy for students, young professionals, and aspiring CPAs who want to learn finance and accounting from a working practice rather than a textbook alone.
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.