About the Founder
Helping You Earn More, Keep More, and Build Something of Your Own.
I'm George Nunez, founder of Four Thirteen Strategies. I help entrepreneurs, small business owners, independent contractors, and W-2 employees improve their financial position through tax planning, business guidance, expense reviews, and opportunities to create additional income.
George Nunez
Founder, Four Thirteen Strategies
“Every client I work with gets me — not a junior associate, not a call center, not a form letter.”
Some people come to me because they want to start a business. Others already own one but feel like they're working harder without keeping more money. Many have full-time jobs and want to build something on the side without immediately leaving the security of their paycheck.
Whatever your starting point, I help you understand your options and take practical steps toward your goals. My focus is helping you make more informed decisions about how you earn, spend, save, and grow.
A Bigger Picture of Your Financial Life
Your taxes, business, expenses, and income all affect each other. Making more money can create new tax responsibilities. Growing a business can increase revenue while leaving you with less profit. Starting a side business without the right systems can turn an opportunity into an expensive lesson.
I bring these pieces together. I look at how you make money, where it goes, how your business operates, and what you want to accomplish. Then we work on a strategy that fits your situation — finding eligible deductions, improving your bookkeeping, reviewing your business structure, reducing unnecessary expenses, or exploring another source of revenue.
Who I Work With
Entrepreneurs
Turn Your Idea Into a Business
Having an idea is a beginning. Building a business requires a financial foundation that supports it. I help new entrepreneurs work through entity setup, bookkeeping, tax planning, and expense tracking — so you move forward with a clear understanding of your responsibilities and the numbers behind your idea.
- How to set up and structure your business
- Separating personal and business finances
- What to track and set aside for taxes
- What it will take to become profitable
Small Business Owners
Keep More of What You Build
You can have a busy business and still struggle with cash flow. I help business owners understand the difference between money coming in and money they actually get to keep — reviewing expenses, pricing, taxes, and financial records to identify where improvements are possible.
- Bookkeeping and financial organization
- Tax preparation and year-round planning
- Business structure and tax election reviews
- Cash flow and profitability analysis
W-2 Employees
Explore What Comes After Your Paycheck
A full-time job can provide stability while you build something of your own. I help employees explore ways to earn additional income based on their time, interests, resources, and goals — and understand how to track income, document eligible expenses, and prepare for taxes as a side business develops.
- Starting a service or referral-based business
- Understanding the costs and requirements
- Tracking income and eligible expenses
- Tax planning as your side income grows
How I Work
A few principles guide every client relationship.
Clarity Before Action
Before recommending anything, we make sure you understand your current situation completely. Decisions made without clarity are just guesses.
Strategy Over Products
The goal is never to sell you something. It's to help you build a plan that actually fits your life — and then execute it.
Direct Access, Always
You work with George directly. No handoffs, no junior staff, no runaround. When you have a question, you get an answer from the person who knows your situation.
Long-Term Thinking
The best financial decisions aren't always the most exciting ones. We focus on what builds real stability and real wealth over time — not quick wins that don't last.
What You Can Expect
A real conversation before any engagement — no pressure, no pitch.
Honest assessments, even when the answer isn't what you hoped to hear.
A strategy built around your actual situation, not a template.
Consistent communication and follow-through throughout our work together.
Ready to Have a Real Conversation?
You don't need to have everything figured out before we talk. You need a goal and a willingness to explore the next step.