The Tax Resolution Ninja Show

Terrell A Turner is a CPA and the Co-founder and Fractional CFO of TLTurner Group, a company that helps businesses analyze and understand their financials to improve profitability. He is also the creator and host of Business Talk Library, which focuses on honest conversations with entrepreneurs and business leaders about challenges and tips for building and running profitable businesses.

In this new world of business, Terrell is concerned about how other businesses are going to survive and grow. Using his experience from working for Fortune 500 companies, he consults with startups and mid-sized companies to help them grow their business.

As we enter into a new world of doing business as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, business owners are continuing to pivot to meet the needs of their clients. Terrell A Turner, the Co-founder and Fractional CFO of TLTurner Group, believes that in order for your business to survive and grow during this time, you have to understand and focus on your financials so that you can continue to see the value that you're providing to your clients.

On this episode of The Tax Resolution Ninja Show, Allan Rolnick is joined by Terrell A Turner, the Co-founder and Fractional CFO of TLTurner Group to talk about why it's important for businesses to understand their financials. Terrell discusses the CFO services that he provides to small and mid-sized businesses and how he helps them understand their financials and he also shares his insights into growing your business, and the ways that COVID-19 has impacted businesses across all industries. Stay tuned.

Fernando Koatz is a Founding Partner of Gleason & Koatz, LLP, a New York-based law firm that provides sophisticated, personalized, and client-driven legal counsel to individuals and domestic and international companies. Fernando was admitted to the Bar of the District of Columbia in 1984 and the State of New York in 1986. Fernando represents mainly Latin American and Spanish clients in the United States regarding corporate, commercial, and real estate matters, and commercial litigation. His expertise consists of counseling businesses and individuals with respect to doing business in the United States.

Fernando received his bachelor's degree from Columbia College and his Masters in International Affairs from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs. He obtained his Juris Doctor degree from Georgetown University. Additionally, Fernando is a member of the New York State Bar Association, the Spain-U.S. Chamber of Commerce, and the Brazilian-American Chamber of Commerce.

Opening a new business is more than just having a great idea. You have to build a team of people that can advise you on insurance issues, financial planning, and legal situations that come with starting a new company. Fernando Koatz, a Founding Partner of Gleason & Koatz, LLP, helps his clients ensure that they understand and meet the legal requirements for opening a new business.

Tune in to this episode of The Tax Resolution Ninja Show as Allan Rolnick is joined by Fernando Koatz, a Founding Partner of Gleason & Koatz, LLP. Fernando talks about why he decided to become an attorney and the services that he provides to his clients. He also discusses what people need to know when opening a new business, explains when a 1031 exchange is used, and he also shares an interesting story about a commercial real estate sale. Stay tuned.

Gerri Knilans is the Co-founder and President of Trade Press Services, a specialized marketing communications strategy firm that provides writing, media outreach, and general marketing support. Under her leadership at Trade Press Services, the company has worked with more than 500 B2B clients, from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies, and more than 650 editors of trade magazines, journals, newspapers, and webinar-production companies. Previously, Gerri was a principal in a marketing consulting firm for 15 years.

Gerri has over 30 years of experience as a sales and marketing professional, entrepreneur, consultant, author, and educator. She helps companies and individuals accelerate business growth by increasing visibility in the marketplace, developing a competitive edge, communicating more effectively with customers and prospects, and gaining recognition as experts in their fields.

Additionally, Gerri has been recognized as a top marketing communications professional by ABC, CBS, NBC, and FOX. She holds a bachelor's degree from the University of California, Santa Cruz and performed post-graduate work at Loyola University.

One of the most common mistakes that email marketers make is writing about themselves instead of focusing on their customers' needs. Gerri Knilans believes that writing relevant content that provides value to the target audience is the key to creating successful campaigns.

On this episode of the Tax Resolution Ninja Show as Allan Rolnick interviews Gerri Knilans, the Co-founder and President of Trade Press Services, about her career journey from opening a nursery school to starting her own marketing communications strategy firm. Gerri also discusses the clients that her business helps, her advice for effective email marketing, and her top tips on how to market to different demographics. Stay tuned.

Alex Kuhn is the Founder of Born to Lead and Vault Team & Vaulters Unite™ and helps personal development coaches start, grow, and scale their companies to six and seven figures. He has coached and trained over 5,000 performance-driven individuals, including C-level business leaders, professional and Olympic athletes, and CEOs of nonprofit organizations.

Alex was previously a nationally-ranked swimmer, college head coach, professor, and business owner. As the youngest college head coach in the U.S., he earned multiple Coach of the Year awards for developing nationally-ranked swimmers and teams. Additionally, Alex developed internships and college courses for seniors in preparation for graduate school while he was working as a professor.

Leaders play an integral part of starting and growing successful businesses. But with so many aspects of running a business requiring attention, the role of a leader is often convoluted. Alex Kuhn, Founder of Born to Lead and Vault Team & Vaulters Unite™ believes that the key to leadership is "creating clarity, connection, and conviction" with yourself and with others.

Join Allan Rolnick in this episode of The Tax Resolution Ninja Show as he interviews Alex Kuhn, Founder of Born to Lead and Vault Team & Vaulters Unite™ where they discuss Alex's leadership experiences from being one of the youngest NCAA head swim coaches to starting and selling two multi-million dollar organizations. Alex also discusses how he helps people develop their leadership skills, his advice for business owners who are struggling with growth, and what he looks for in a role model. Stay tuned.

Samuel Weiner is a sales and business development professional and the current Vice President of Business Development at Langdon Title. He possesses an extensive background and knowledge in both commercial and residential real estate.

Langdon Title is a premier, full-service agency providing commercial and residential title insurance throughout the United States. Their specialties include commercial and residential title insurance on the national level, real property and cooperative lien searches, settlement services, and escrow services, and more.

With so many title insurance companies competing for business, how does a company set themself apart from the rest? Samuel Weiner, the Vice President of Business Development at Langdon Title, believes that a key aspect of differentiation is providing value to your clients by connecting them with the best introductions and referral partners.

Tune in to this episode of The Tax Resolution Ninja Show as Allan Rolnick interviews Samuel Weiner, the Vice President of Business Development at Langdon Title about his career journey from working in the staff and recruitment business to transitioning into real estate. Samuel also discusses his insights into networking, how he has been assisting his clients during the pandemic, and more. Stay tuned.

Adam Pearson has been running accounting departments for more than 15 years and is currently a Principal at Net-Income pros, a company that provides businesses with the best solution for their accounting and bookkeeping needs. Adam has a Master of Science in Accountancy and was previously an enrolled agent licensed to practice tax law before the IRS and in federal tax court. Currently, Adam lives on a lake in Renton, WA with his wife and three sons and enjoys reading, chasing his kids around, and dreaming about the future of Net-Income pros.

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented many challenges for businesses as the world moves from in-person connections to an increasingly virtual environment. Adam Pearson, a Principal of Net-Income pros, knows firsthand how businesses have had to adapt to continue to create growth during these unprecedented times.

In this episode of The Tax Resolution Ninja Show, Allan Rolnick interviews Adam Pearson from Net-Income pros about his company and the future of tax and accounting services. Adam shares his sales experience with Allan and discusses how his company has grown over the past few years. They also discuss the impact of the pandemic on the work environment, the importance of networking, and how Net-Income pros pivoted its services as a result of the current global health crisis. Stay tuned.

Nance L. Schick is an attorney, conflict resolution coach, diversity trainer, and author from New York City. She helps managers and small business owners have valuable conversations about gender, race, religion, and disability. Additionally, Nance is skilled in helping small businesses and domestic employers navigate ethno-religious mediation and resolve worker misclassification issues.

When disagreements go unresolved—especially in the workplace—it can lead to tension between two parties that often results in one of the parties deciding to take legal action. Nance L. Schick, an ethno-religious mediator, helps facilitate conversations between employers and employees to resolve conflicts without litigation.

In this episode of The Tax Resolution Ninja Show, Allan Rolnick interviews Nance L. Schick about her experience as an ethno-religious mediator. She discusses how she works with people who have different worldviews, the importance of finding common ground, and how she helps people stay out of court. Nance also shares her advice for small business owners and domestic employers when it comes to potential employee issues. Stay tuned.

Robert Hernandez is a certified financial planner and investment advisor representative at Transamerica Financial Advisors, Inc. He is also the current Chair of the Financial Planning Association of Metro New York. Before transitioning into financial planning, Robert had several jobs in corporate finance and has worked as a consultant for Ernst & Young. A lifelong New Yorker, he was born and raised in Starrett City, Brooklyn and currently resides in Queens.

When people run into tax issues, they turn to a tax expert for help, guidance, and advice. Most of the time, seeking out a tax professional will help them sort out their problems before they get into serious trouble with the IRS. And Robert Hernandez, a certified financial planner and investment advisor representative at Transamerica Financial Advisors, Inc., is one such person. He guides his clients through financial issues by helping them understand, plan, and prepare for potential pitfalls.

In this episode of The Tax Resolution Ninja Show, Allan Rolnick interviews Robert Hernandez from Transamerica Financial Advisors, Inc.Robert shares his journey from leaving the corporate world to becoming a financial planner. He also provides his insights into tax-saving strategies, his financial advice for small- and medium-sized business owners, and how he helps his clients explore potential planning opportunities. Stay tuned.

Evan Rabin is a National Chess Master and the CEO of Premier Chess, which provides school programs, summer camps, and private lessons to students of all ages. Evan fell in love with chess at age seven, when his brother and father first taught him how to play. Over the next five months, he joined the chess club at school, participated in his first tournament, and attended Nationals.

After graduating from Brandeis University, Evan started teaching chess full-time. After a few years of working in the corporate world for companies like Oracle and Rapid7, Evan founded Premier Chess in 2017. Within two months, Evan started programs in 14 schools and he also started teaching corporate classes and acquired clients like Movable, Inc. and a top New York City law firm, Kramer Levin.

Premier Chess aims to provide access to anyone in the world who wants to play chess. They have programs in over 80 schools and they currently teach in eight states and in remote areas through Skype. They've also taught students in international locations such as Tanzania and Myanmar and have partnered with various organizations such as the National Scholastic Chess Foundation, National Education Chess Association, and Top Level Chess.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to follow your true passion in life? Evan Rabin did exactly that when he left his corporate job and founded Premier Chess in 2017. Since then, Evan has shared his passion for chess by helping students in other states—and even other countries—learn how to play the game.

In this episode of The Tax Resolution Ninja Show Allan Rolnick interviews Evan Rabin, the CEO of Premier Chess, about his journey from the corporate world to starting his own company and working on his passion. Evan also talks about the advantages of playing chess, the importance of networking, and how his business has adapted during the COVID-19 pandemic. And make sure to tune in to the very end to find out how you can participate in a free 30-minute private virtual lesson with Evan.

Dr. Sylvie Heyman is a registered nurse who graduated from Bellevue School of Nursing. She also holds a bachelor's degree in Psychology from Marymount Manhattan College and a master's degree in Professional Studies focusing on Health Care Administration from Long Island University. She specialized in obstetrics before leading the open heart surgery unit at the renowned St. Francis Hospital in Roslyn, NY.

After earning her Doctor of Chiropractic and a degree in Acupuncture, Dr. Heyman fused these specialties and ran her private practice for 25 years. She also spent 12 years as a member of the Board of Trustees of the New York Chiropractic College and delivered a commencement speech during this time.

In her 70s, Dr. Heyman decided to pursue her passion for writing and penned two books: Make it a HABIT! Creating Health and Happiness for your Body, Mind, and Spirit and Beyond the Holocaust: An Immigrant's Search for Identity.

Imagine having to uproot your life and move to an entirely different place where you aren't familiar with the language, people, or culture. Now, imagine going through this experience while also dealing with the challenges of being a teenager. This was the reality for Dr. Sylvie Heyman, the author of Beyond the Holocaust: An Immigrant's Search for Identity.

Join Allan Rolnick in this episode of The Tax Resolution Ninja Show as he interviews Dr. Sylvie Heyman about her book, Beyond the Holocaust: An Immigrant's Search for Identity. Tune in as Dr. Heyman talks about her family's journey to the U.S. when she was just 14 years old, the struggles they faced in adapting to life in a new country, the importance of understanding the immigrant experience, and why she felt encouraged to tell her story.