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Text Box: Direct Link’s Client in Review Bentson & Vuona, LLP Bentson & Vuona have been a client of Direct Link’s since February of 2004. The services that they can provide for you range from Asset Protection & Profit Sharing Plans to Business Valuations & Accounting Services. Visit their website at bentsonvuona.com to read about the benefits of telecommuting and see their helpful tax calendars. They have 2 locations to serve you: 17 Goddard in Irvine and 2500 Via Cabrillo Marina, Suite 100 in San Pedro.