Agorist Advice – for People and Businesses
Not surprisingly, I’m not a fan of the Federal Government, or as I often call them, the Federal thieves. I don’t have the expertise to fight it in the Constitutional law context, but found out in law school that I have a good head for numbers and the insanity that is the tax code, but hated the Feds so much, I didn’t even think about becoming a tax lawyer. Instead, I got a job working for another attorney in personal injury. I did get to use some of my tax knowledge in that field, eventually becoming my offices “tax man” for the rare cases where it came up.
A few years later, I got into taxes again as I was trying to save as much of my own money from the Federal thieves as I could. Through what I’ve learned through the years, I’ve saved thousands of dollars on my own taxes, including a less than 5% effective tax rate on my 2019 taxes. Those results aren’t typical, but I realized I learned a lot.
Finally, while spending time at the Survival Podcast event in November of 2020, I realized that I knew lots of other people who could use my skills, and this was a perfect way to be an agorist and help others to avoid funding the state.
I’ve now helped multiple clients find ways to save thousands of dollars in taxes this year and every year for years into the future. It’s a perfect win-win-win situation. I get paid a fair amount for my expertise. You keep more money in your pocket. And the Federal thieves get less money in their pocket.
Matthew Sercely
Matthew Sercely is a graduate of the University of Dallas and attended Ave Maria School of Law and SMU School of law. He received his law license in 2009.
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He spent much of his early career working on personal injury cases, but has always had a passion for helping the little guy fight the government. Now he provides tax advice and planning to small business people and real estate investors.
Matthew and his wife have three children. He enjoys playing with his hydroponic garden, reading, swimming, and weightlifting.