John Line, CPA

No. Public business filings list the entity as a professional accounting corporation, not an investment adviser or family office. No regulatory disclosures — such as SEC Form ADV — point to asset-management activities. The firm's name and incorporation type indicate a CPA practice focused on tax and accounting services.

None are verifiable. Standard CPA incorporation does not permit pooled-investment management without additional registrations. No fund names, SPVs, or direct-deal announcements appear in public record. If the principal makes personal investments, they are outside the corporate entity.

There is no current evidence of registration. A search of the SEC's Investment Adviser Public Disclosure database yields no matching firm. A professional accounting corporation can provide tax advice without an RIA registration, but it may not hold discretionary management over client investment accounts.

The firm is incorporated as a professional corporation, a structure many states require for licensed CPAs. This limits liability for the practitioner while preserving the personal professional-responsibility standard for accounting work. Specific service lines beyond tax and accounting have not been publicly disclosed.

John Line is a Certified Public Accountant and the named principal of the firm. No detailed biography appears in public records. The professional-corporation structure suggests he holds the active CPA license under which the firm operates.