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Yoni is a seasoned attorney with expertise in the Employee Retention Credit tax provision under the CARES ACT. To date, Yoni has helped process over $100MM in Employee Retention Credits for his clients by leading a team of accountants and attorneys who review every file to mitigate risk and ensure the maximum eligibility. Yoni has previous experience in Criminal Law during his tenure as an Assistant District Attorney in Kings County.

Daniel Machlis is an experienced startup founder and co-founder. In addition to his work at Employee.Credit, Daniel focuses his time growing a startup architectural lighting manufacturing company. Daniel received his MBA from New York University.

Jada Campbell was born and raised in Queens, New York City. She received her dual degree of Bachelors of Science in Public Accounting & Business Management & Finance From the City University of New York Brooklyn College. Jada is currently working towards her C.P.A. Her prior experience includes working in the non-profit sector, banking, and casino industry.

Aaron is responsible for the business development and client engagement at Employee Credit. He boasts a charming personality with an honest and diligent work-ethic. His passion for learning, technology, and growth make him an integral part of our team.

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Norman received his undergraduate degree in accounting from CUNY-Brooklyn College and his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center. Prior to joining Employee Credit, Norman worked for a prominent real estate consulting firm where he provided compliance consulting services for large construction and real estate management companies in New York City, and represented his clients at administrative hearings against numerous government agencies. Norman now provides tax consulting services for businesses in all industries, with a focus on federal government employment tax credits.

Yosef received his J.D. from the University of Baltimore School of Law. In law school, he concentrated on business, real estate and tax law. He volunteered at the University of Baltimore Law School's Low Income Taxpayer Clinic as a student attorney assisting clients with all stages of their tax controversies with the Maryland State Comptroller and the Internal Revenue Service. He interned by the Civil Division of the Baltimore City Circuit Court where he assisted on a wide variety of civil matters such as tax sales, foreclosures and civil injunctions.