Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for March 20, 2018

A friend worked for IRS. They put him on corporations. First four cases he colleced over 30 million in taxes and fines, they moved him to going after organized crime. He didn’t see it as much different.

Are those bullet holes left over from yesterday?

Married men are much tougher to audit. Single men have no idea what an interrogation is really like.

Alex: 403 Today 6:45, Eastern Standard Time; You must be a Time Traveler!

I thought the tax forms were just postcard size. Why the ‘heavy’ equipment?

If only Trump was their next target!

A couple of years ago I lost a receipt from my wife’s lottery win (>$600 and IRS is notified) and didn’t list it as income. The IRS sent a letter pointing out the error and I sent the additional tax. They sent another (form) letter thanking me for prompt payment and “forgiving” the interest, which starts accruing immediately. All very civilized. The takeaway is simple. Be honest and the IRS won’t be monsters.

Looks less painful than using TurboTax.

Extortion maybe, but theft? We gotta pay for them walls somehow!

All tax dollars now go to pay for tax breaks for billionaires.

@radish You’re forgetting the man who repairs the street in front of your house, the police officer who watches your house when you’re away, and numerous others that make you safe, secure, and comfortable living here.

@Wiley (Totally off the subject) With regard to the time change NonSeq from last year, did you ever send a copy to the Stonehenge Visitors Center? I told them about it when we were there last summer!

And these are the guys they hired to play “good” cops!

It’s not theft; it’s extortion.