Julio Gonzalez

🇺🇸 Your life’s work. Your family. Your legacy. My new Fox News opinion piece takes on United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby’s call for an inheritance tax—and why I believe Americans deserve to pass what they’ve built to the next generation. Family businesses represent decades of sacrifice, jobs created and communities strengthened. We should protect the opportunity to build something that lasts. I’ll keep fighting for tax equality and the American Dream. Read my article: foxnews.com/opinion/united-a… Do you agree that families deserve to keep their legacy? Share your thoughts below. 👇 #FoxNews #JulioGonzalez #TaxEquality #AmericanDream #FamilyBusiness #Legacy

When hope is lost, be resourceful… put in the effort! Wisdom from @nickjayala on @espanolrav !!!

🚨 THE STATE IS BUYING. YOUR BUSINESS DESERVES TO BE IN THE ROOM. Proud to share this UpChronicle feature highlighting the mission Duke Tanner and I share: opening doors for business owners to explore grants, incentives, and government contracts. Too many entrepreneurs have the talent, the drive, and the services to compete—but don’t know where to begin. We want to change that. Helping business owners identify the right opportunities and understand their next steps is how we turn awareness into action. This is what opportunity and grant equality mean to me: giving more people a chance to build, grow, hire, and strengthen their communities. 🇺🇸 📲 Text DUKE to 26786 to start the conversation. Read the feature: upchronicle.com/the-state-is… #JulioGonzalez #DukeTanner #EngineeredTaxServices #GrantEquality #GovernmentContracts #SmallBusiness #Entrepreneurship

So many men and women behind bars deserve redemption—not because it was simply given, but because they earned it through accountability, growth, and genuine change. Duke Tanner and Engineered Tax Services work tirelessly to help deserving individuals find a real second chance—a path to employment, stability, dignity, and purpose. We don’t charge for this work. Because when someone earns a second chance and walks into a better future, their freedom is our reward. Everyone is more than their worst mistake. Redemption is real—and second chances can transform families, communities, and generations. #EarnedRedemption #SecondChances #DukeTanner #EngineeredTaxServices #ETSCares #PrisonReform #Redemption #Hope #CommunityImpact

Today on the podcast with Furry Friends, I had the pleasure of meeting Dior—an amazing dog with so much love to give. 🐾❤️ Dior is looking for a forever family to bring him home and give him the love, safety, and happiness he deserves. Could Dior be the missing piece in your family? Please contact Furry Friends to learn more, and share this post to help him find his forever home! 🏡🐶 #AdoptDior #AdoptDontShop #FurryFriends #ForeverHome #RescueDogs #AnimalRescue #SaveALife

🇺🇸 9/11: MY ARTICLE SERIES ON THE HEROES 🇺🇸 TOM BURNETT—THE MAN WHO SAID IT WAS UP TO US “We have to do something. We can’t wait for the authorities.” United Flight 93 had been hijacked. A passenger had been killed. The pilots were no longer in control. The hijackers claimed they had a bomb and had turned the aircraft toward Washington. Through several brief calls with his wife, Deena, Tom Burnett learned that planes had already struck the World Trade Center and the Pentagon. He understood the horrifying truth: Flight 93 was also intended to become a weapon. Tom began asking questions. Had anyone actually seen the bomb? Were the hijackers armed with anything beyond knives? Could the passengers overpower them? Then the 38-year-old husband, father of three and business executive made his decision. “It’s up to us. I think we can do it.” Tom joined Jeremy Glick, Mark Bingham, Todd Beamer, members of the flight crew and other passengers in organizing a counterattack. At approximately 9:57 a.m., they moved toward the cockpit. The hijacker-pilot violently rolled and pitched the aircraft, but the passengers and crew continued fighting until the final moment. Flight 93 crashed into a field near Shanksville, Pennsylvania, before reaching its intended target in Washington. Everyone aboard was killed—but countless people below were spared. Tom Burnett could not save his own life. He could still fight for the lives of strangers he would never meet. Remember the executive who remained clearheaded. Remember the husband whose final calls provided critical information. Remember the father who fought for other people’s children. Remember Tom Burnett—the man who said it was up to us. We will never forget. 🇺🇸 Read my complete article: themostinterestingmanintax.s… #September11 #NeverForget #911Heroes #TomBurnett #ThomasBurnett #Flight93 #United93 #ItsUpToUs #LetsRoll #AmericanHero #Courage #Leadership #HonorTheFallen #MyArticleSeriesOnTheHeroes

Funding opportunity should not belong only to the largest companies or the best-connected organizations. Through ETS Grants, we help businesses, nonprofits, municipalities, and communities identify and pursue: • Grants • Government contracts • Government funding Duke Tanner is helping lead this outreach with the passion, credibility, and commitment to ensure deserving people and organizations are no longer overlooked. If your organization is ready to grow, create jobs, serve its community, or expand its impact, there may be opportunities available to you. 📲 Text DUKE to 26786 to start the conversation. Funding Opportunity. Engineered. #ETSGrants #EngineeredTaxServices #TaxAndGrantEquality #GovernmentContracts #GovernmentFunding #GrantFunding #SmallBusiness #Nonprofits #CommunityImpact #DukeTanner

Some moments are bigger than words. I was blessed to surprise Duke by bringing his family together so they could honor his mother and release her ashes as one family. After everything Duke and his loved ones have endured, witnessing them stand together—united by love, faith, and remembrance—was incredibly powerful. Her spirit will live on through the family she raised, the love she gave, and the lives she touched. Rest peacefully. You will never be forgotten. 🙏🏽❤️ #Family #Faith #Love #Healing #RestInPeace ForeverInOurHearts

Discussing world economics with @thebeaudavidson at @espanolrav

Care for the people that care for others… for those who saves lives, elevates lives… that cares for humanity!!!! @tristanhamm gives everyday to every person he meets… he does so unconditionally! That is why we support him! How could we not? So amazed by all he does!!! #engineeredtaxservices cares!!! We truly do! People over profits! Profits for the people!!!

🇺🇸 9/11: MY ARTICLE SERIES ON THE HEROES 🇺🇸 “I SEE WATER. I SEE BUILDINGS.” Those were among the final observations American Airlines flight attendant Madeline “Amy” Sweeney relayed from hijacked Flight 11. Amy reported that crew members had been stabbed, the cockpit was unresponsive and terrorists had seized control of the aircraft. She helped identify where the hijackers had been seated and described the plane’s rapid descent. She remained on the telephone—calm, precise and committed to her duty—until moments before Flight 11 struck the North Tower. Amy was only 35 years old. She left behind her husband, Michael, and their two young children. She could have used those final minutes only to say goodbye. Instead, she became the eyes of those on the ground and continued providing information that would help investigators understand the first attack of 9/11. Today, Massachusetts’ highest honor for civilian bravery bears her name—ensuring that every new act of extraordinary courage carries Amy’s legacy forward. Remember the wife and mother from Acton. Remember the professional who remained at her post. Remember the hero who kept reporting until the final moment. Remember Madeline Amy Sweeney. We will never forget. 🇺🇸 Read my complete article: themostinterestingmanintax.s… #September11 #NeverForget #911Heroes #AmySweeney #Flight11 #AmericanHero #CivilianBravery #Courage #Heroism #RememberTheFallen #MyArticleSeriesOnTheHeroes

🇺🇸 9/11: MY ARTICLE SERIES ON THE HEROES 🇺🇸 “THE COCKPIT’S NOT ANSWERING.” At 8:19 a.m. on September 11, 2001, American Airlines flight attendant Betty Ong made one of the first calls warning that America was under attack. Flight 11 had been hijacked. Crew members and a passenger had been stabbed. The pilots could not be reached. Yet Betty remained remarkably calm. She identified herself, described the injuries, reported conditions inside the cabin and relayed critical information about the hijackers. For more than 20 minutes, she remained connected—transforming terror and confusion into information authorities could use. Betty was not only a flight attendant. She was an experienced safety professional who cared deeply for children, senior citizens and everyone entrusted to her care. When America did not yet understand what was happening, Betty Ong became the voice that warned us. Remember the daughter of San Francisco’s Chinatown. Remember the professional who remained composed in the face of evil. Remember the voice that warned America. Remember Betty Ann Ong. We will never forget. 🇺🇸 Read my complete article: themostinterestingmanintax.s… #September11 #NeverForget #911Heroes #BettyOng #Flight11 #AmericanHero #Courage #Heroism #RememberTheFallen #MyArticleSeriesOnTheHeroes

🇺🇸 9/11: MY ARTICLE SERIES ON THE HEROES 🇺🇸 SIRIUS—THE K-9 WHO WAITED FOR HIS PARTNER “I’ll be back for you.” Those were the last words Port Authority Police Officer David Lim said to Sirius, his four-year-old yellow Labrador and explosives-detection partner. When the World Trade Center shook, Lim secured Sirius inside his kennel beneath the South Tower and rushed toward the North Tower to help evacuate civilians. He intended to return. Then both towers collapsed. Lim miraculously survived inside Stairwell B—but Sirius, PAPD Badge Number 17, was lost beneath the South Tower. Months later, recovery workers finally found him. Heavy machinery across Ground Zero stopped. Police officers, firefighters and workers formed an honor line as Sirius was carried from the ruins beneath an American flag. Lim had finally returned for his partner. Sirius is believed to have been the only police dog killed in the September 11 attacks. But he should be remembered for more than how he died. He protected the World Trade Center. He searched for explosives. He worked beside his partner without hesitation. He served faithfully until the end. Read the newest article in my series honoring the heroes of 9/11: themostinterestingmanintax.s… Remember PAPD Badge Number 17. Remember the loyal partner beneath the South Tower. Remember Sirius. We will never forget. 🇺🇸🐾 #September11 #NeverForget #911Heroes #Sirius #K9Sirius #PAPD #PoliceK9 #WorkingDogs #ServiceDogs #DavidLim #AmericanHeroes #HonorTheFallen #MyArticleSeries

🇺🇸 9/11: MY ARTICLE SERIES ON THE HEROES 🇺🇸 EDWARD FELT—THE MAN WHO CALLED 911 FROM THE SKY At 9:58 a.m. on September 11, 2001, a telephone rang inside a Pennsylvania emergency center. A weak voice broke through from thousands of feet in the air: “Hijacking in progress.” The caller was Edward Porter Felt—a 41-year-old husband, father and brilliant computer engineer aboard United Flight 93. For approximately 70 seconds, Edward calmly gave authorities every useful fact he could. The flight number. The route. The aircraft type. His location inside the plane. His name. Edward spent his life solving difficult problems. He earned degrees from Colgate and Cornell, held two patents involving encryption technology and became one of BEA Systems’ most accomplished engineers. In the final minutes of his life, he confronted a problem he could not solve for himself—so he focused on helping others. He found a signal. He called 911. He warned the world below. Flight 93 crashed only minutes later, but its passengers and crew prevented the terrorists from reaching their intended target in Washington. Read the newest article in my series honoring the heroes of 9/11: themostinterestingmanintax.s… Remember the calm voice on the failing connection. Remember the man who called 911 from the sky. Remember Edward Felt. We will never forget. 🇺🇸 #September11 #NeverForget #911Heroes #EdwardFelt #Flight93 #United93 #AmericanHero #Courage #Heroism #HonorTheFallen #MyArticleSeries