About Noah Motto

Noah Motto is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) in Daytona Beach, Florida. He specializes in public accounting for individuals, businesses, and government agencies. Noah’s determination and steadfast commitment to succeeding is without question. While obtaining his bachelor’s degree, he started an internship in the tax department at James Moore & Company. He knew immediately that this was the right career path for him.

While working at this public accounting firm, he not only completed his MBA but also obtained his CPA license. As a CPA, Motto is attentive to details and adheres to strict professional standards to avoid mistakes. He is adamant about maintaining proper documentation and double-checking his calculations to identify potential financial issues that may adversely affect his client’s business solvency or financial situation.

Noah is committed to continuing education and takes every opportunity to stay on top of changing tax regulations and accounting best practices. His goal is to always provide his clients with the best possible financial service and to ensure that his business clients remain tax-compliant.

Noah Motto is a native of Ormond Beach, FL, a beach town community with many cultural and natural venues, including state and local parks, surfing, boating, and a host of cultural sites. He was actively involved in football and soccer at both the recreational and high school levels. Noah was noted for his athleticism on the Seabreeze High School varsity football team. Even more impressive was his commitment to volunteer work as a young man. He went on mission trips with Salty Church in Ormond Beach and traveled to help the local churches in Costa Rica.

Motto also started a GoFundMe drive called Kicking for Cancer, which raised over $1000, which he donated to the American Cancer Society. He went on to attend Florida International University (FIU) in Miami, FL., where he was a kicker on the school’s football team, performing well on this Division 1 collegiate team. He decided to move back to Ormond Beach to focus on a professional degree. While studying at FIU, Noah was on the Dean’s list and maintained a 3.4 GPA.