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Cartoons: Tax Cracks

Gather your receipts and call your accountant. It’s that time of year again!

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“’Marry me,’ he said, ‘and get the Bureau of Internal Revenue Service off my back!’”
Martha Blanchard
October 22, 1960

 

“Promise you’ll wait for me till after the tax cut.”
Ned Hilton
October 13, 1962

 

“One question in parting. Who audits yours?”
Chon Day
June 16, 1960

 

“Oh, that thirty-seven thousand dollars…”
Brad Anderson
May 28, 1960

 

Joseph Farris
May 21, 1960

 

“I’d like to talk to the head ogre.”
Chon Day
April 11, 1959

 

“Will you be long, sir? We’re double-parked.”
Fred Surace
April 7, 1962

 

“I said I hate taxes!”
Spencer
December 24, 1960

 

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Comments

  1. Great cartoons. But I don’t like the Income Taxes. They should be abolished and replaced with flat federal sales taxes or wheel taxes where everyone pays, including the deadbeats.

  2. My own favorites of this group would be number 1 at the top by Martha Blanchard: such a romantic proposal. Number 7 also by Fred Surace. A wealthy “bum” being outed by his chauffeur at the IRS office. Ouch!

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