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“So, after you fired me from the chief accountant’s job, I went and applied for this job with the Government. Well, down to business, he Mr. McElroy?” Follette April 21, 1951
“I didn’t have the money long enough to keep a record of it.” Chon Day March 24, 1951
“It’s George. This always happens for a while after he files his income tax.” Roy L. Fox March 13, 1954
“Each of us has to take a dollar to school tomorrow. Miss Collins is a little short on her income tax.” Graham Jackson March 10, 1951
“Well, here she goes! Your Easter outfit, your new permanent, your summer outfit, your kitchen linoleum, you fall outfit…” David Serars March 8, 1952“I thought it was coming out too easy! This isn’t the income-tax sheet – I’ve been using a Federal bankruptcy form.” Burr Shafer March 8, 1952
“My problem is a simple one…I can’t pay it!” Harry Mage February 23, 1952
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My favorite was the one where the fired accountant now works for Internal Revenue and gets to check his ex-employer’s books. All these funny cartoons were from the early 50’s, later in the decade their name was changed to the Internal Revenue Service.
They’re all wonderful, but my favorite here is definitely number 5.
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My favorite was the one where the fired accountant now works for Internal Revenue and gets to check his ex-employer’s books. All these funny cartoons were from the early 50’s, later in the decade their name was changed to the Internal Revenue Service.
They’re all wonderful, but my favorite here is definitely number 5.
No Chanel No. 5 for this poor lady either.