Leroy Baker of Tax News. Com reports that car crash deaths increase on tax filing day. The Journal of American Medical Association did a study and found that traffic deaths have increased an average of 6% each tax filing day for the last thirty years. If it’s fair to say that Republicans want to push [...]
Chris Christie’s in-your -face-I-don’t-take-no-crap-from-anyone schtick is getting old. If I hear him tell some John or Jane Doe to shut up and mind their own business again, I think I’ll lose a gasket. But Warren Buffett’s woe-is-me-I-am-so-undertaxed schtick has gotten even older. So, I was pleasantly pleased when I heard the rotund Governor smack down the octogenerian Ukelele player [...]
From Suzanne Lucas writing for Yahoo!’s Financially Fit: What corporate jargon are you tired of? Career Builder asked 5,000 workers what corporate buzzwords they’d like to see off the table. Here are the top (or bottom!) phrases that should be banished from the planet: Outside the box (31%) Low-hanging fruit (24%) Synergy (23%) Loop me [...]
Tags: Tax Humor
From time to time I peruse the myriad videos on YouTube of tax protesters making preposterous arguments as to why the federal income tax is illegal. After all, I am human and not above gawking at a freak show every now and then. I also can’t help myself from watching the Democratic National Convention every four years.¹ I assume you [...]
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I have been harangued recently by a couple of my readers about a very old tax protester argument that they claim has never been refuted. Reader Chad – we’ll call him Don Quixote - frames the argument thusly: The IRS calls everyone who doesn’t fall in lock step with their lies a “tax denier” and every argument “frivolous.” [...]
Tags: Absurd Tax Protester Arguments · Tax Humor
Tags: Tax Humor
Politico recently published a post about a novel suggestion for how the government might raise revenue: Glenn Reynolds at Instapundit proposed a 50 percent surtax on the post-administration private sector incomes of top government officials and excise taxes on movie tickets, DVDs and digital music downloads. “Then let Hollywood scream about how the tax increase would destroy American jobs,” [...]
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