April 10, 2024

Cartoon Collections, Humor

Cartoons: Taxes Two-Step

What a taxing time!

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“What we’re turning out is tax dollars for the government. As a sideline, we manufacture a few chemical products.”
William Von Riegen
April 8, 1967

“…now, about your entertainment deductions…”
Jerry Marcus
March 21, 1964

“No, the tax cut doesn’t mean a raise in your allowance, but I like your thinking.”
William Von Riegen
March 23, 1963

“I entertain a lot.”
Paul Peter Porges
April 6, 1963

“This year Everett and I are giving each other tax-free municipals.”
Perry Barlow
December 26, 1959

“I didn’t have the money long enough to keep a record of it.”
Chon Day
March 24, 1951

“Dear, can you use anything from the Internal Revenue Bureau?”
Corka
August 30, 1952

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

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Bob McGowan, Jr. says:

April 13, 2024 at 3:22 am

My favorites of this group are numbers 7 and 8 near the bottom. In Corka’s cartoon, I’m a little surprised “Mrs. Jones” here thinks the Internal Revenue man is a salesman. Wow, but okay. In number 8, $37,000 may not be worth what it was in 1960 ($390,415), but even NOW it’s still a lot of money to be on the hook for. Yikes!!

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