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Most firms have an "About Us" page.
We start with you.
You left the safety of a paycheck, or never wanted one in the first place. You built something out of nothing but skill, nerve, and a frightening amount of coffee. You sign the front of checks, not just the back.
This page is about what that life actually looks like — and why we understand it better than most.
You wear many hats
Some of them don't fit
You're the CEO, the sales team, the service department, and — somewhere around 9pm on a Tuesday — the accounting department. You didn't start your business because you love reconciling bank accounts or decoding estimated tax vouchers. You started it because you're great at something, and you wanted to build a life around it.
And yet, the financial side keeps demanding your attention in ways nobody warned you about:
If any of those questions sound familiar, you're in the right place. They're not edge cases to us. They're Tuesday.
From the founder
Twenty years on your side of the desk.
My wife and I have been self-employed for more than two decades. Multiple businesses, multiple entities, and every challenge that comes with them — the entity structure decisions, the self-employment tax issues, the quarterly estimates, the retirement plans we had to fund ourselves, the properties, the payroll. All of it.
I didn't learn the entrepreneur's financial life from a textbook or a CPE course. I learned it by living it, with my own money on the line. WorthWorx exists because I know exactly what it feels like to sit on your side of the desk.
Brian Amann, CPA, CGMA, CEPA
Founder, WorthWorx
Who WorthWorx Is Built For
WorthWorx is built for entrepreneurs and the self-employed across a wide range of fields. Our clients tend to have a few things in common: they're the name on the door, the license on the wall, or the personal guarantee on the loan. We're an especially strong fit for:
Franchise owners
Royalties, multi-unit economics, and building a sellable operation within someone else's brand.
The professions
Physicians, dentists, attorneys, and other licensed practices — high income, high complexity, and outsized opportunities in structure, retirement, and succession.
Real estate brokers
Commercial or residential — commission income that swings, and the entities and elections that tame it.
Consultants & advisors
High-margin expertise businesses where entity choice and retirement strategy do heavy lifting.
Real estate investors
Rentals, flips, and the passive activity and self-rental rules that trip up the unprepared.
Family businesses
Multiple generations, multiple entities, and the planning it takes to keep both intact.
Gig workers
1099 income from platforms, side businesses, and independent work — and the deductions, estimates, and structure most gig workers never hear about.
Don't see yourself on the list?
The list isn't the point — the profile is. If you're
self-employed, own your business, and want it to be
worth more next year than it is today, we should talk.