How a Polarizing Approach To Tax Planning Can Benefit You With Matthew Sercely
Can taking a polarizing approach help you get better results in the tax planning world? By taking a customized approach and not just a money making approach, Matthew Sercely is getting his clients the results they really want towards gaining freedom.
Tax planning...a world full of opinions and sometimes more questions than answers. Can taking a polarizing approach help you get better results? Matthew Sercely thinks so. And he has the business to prove it. By leveraging 30+ years of experience as an attorney as well as working with taxes, his approach to tax planning helps people focus on what most people really want...freedom. And not just financial freedom. By taking a customized approach and not just a money-making approach, his clients are getting the results they really want because of his customized and sometimes polarizing from the norms approach.
To connect with Matthew Sercely:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AgoristTaxAdvisor
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sercely
Twitter/X: https://x.com/AgoristTax
Website: https://www.agoristtaxadvice.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@agoristtaxadvice
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Matthew Sercely
Matthew Sercely is an attorney who has been licensed for over 15 years. He has been a serial entrepreneur, trying many times to start different businesses with varying success, including other law practices, e-commerce, and real estate ventures. Finally, in 2020, he founded Agorist Tax Advice, a tax planning service devoted to helping business owners and real estate investors set up their lives and their businesses so they can legally avoid as much taxation as possible.
He lives near Dallas, Texas, but can help anyone in the country with Federal Taxes. When not messing with the IRS, he spends time with his wife, his three kids, and his two dogs.
