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A Man Introduces A Lawyer To An Irs Agent
Christopher Weyant
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New Yorker July 9th, 2012
Bob Staake
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The 1040 F.i. Form
Roz Chast
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You Have To Declare What You Rob From The Rich
Pat Byrnes
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Remember, Son, These Are Your Tax-free Years
Bernard Schoenbaum
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Three Scientists In A Lab
Paul Noth
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I Was Hoping Taxes Would Go First
Christopher Weyant
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New Yorker April 15th, 1961
Charles E Martin
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A Shady Looking Irs Agent Talks To Another
Christopher Weyant
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As For Me, I Believe In No Taxation, With Or
Ed Fisher
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New Yorker March 5, 1938
Constantin Alajalov
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Claim A Human
Elisabeth McNair
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Man In A Rhinestone Suit Leans Against A Bar
Roz Chast
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New Yorker June 8th, 1998
Roz Chast
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Maybe We Do Bungle The Spending Of Your Tax
Jr., Whitney Darrow
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New Yorker March 15 1947
Constantin Alajalov
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Welcome Aboard. You Are Now Exempt From Federal
Bernard Schoenbaum
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New Yorker March 13 1937
Constantin Alajalov
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If I Made Any Mistakes
Chon Day
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Sure, We Need More Research In Alchemy
Dana Fradon
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A Police Officer Confronts A Man Drinking
Emily Flake
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Captionless. Bumper Sticker On Car Reads: Thanks
Mike Twohy
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Two Men Sit At A Bar. The Scruffy One Says
David Sipress
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Nothing From The Governor
Danny Shanahan
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New Yorker March 9 1935
Rea Irvin
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A Man Talking On The Phone
David Sipress
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I'm Fifty-three
Barbara Smaller
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Income Tax Form For Donald Trump Only
Kim Warp
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This Year, Tax Reform Has Radically Changed
George Booth
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Why, The Big One's Here For Income-tax Fraud
Gardner Rea
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I Don't Suppose You Remembered The Tax-deduction
Jack Ziegler
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New Yorker April 11 1959
Charles E Martin
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New Yorker April 14th, 1962
Charles E Martin
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A Car With The Grim Reaper
Bob Eckstein
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What Would You Do If You Had A Million Dollars -
Charles Saxon
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And Do You Promise To Love
Arnie Levin
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New Yorker March 14 1936
Rea Irvin
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The Alternative? I Understand It's
Mary Petty
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I Love It! It's Like A Game
Helen E. Hokinson
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Damn It! Now I've Got To Revise My Estimated
Alain
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Cheetah More Than Friend. Cheetah Dependent
Leo Cullum
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E. R., Acme Accounting: 11:57 P.m., April 14th
Roz Chast
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In The First Panel A Man Is Seen Walking
Lee Lorenz
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New Yorker April 9th, 1990
Mischa Richter
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New Yorker November 11th, 1996
Roz Chast
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Other Folks Have To Pay Taxes
George Booth
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New Yorker March 13, 1943
Perry Barlow
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New Yorker March 15 1941
Constantin Alajalov
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Dependents
Paul Noth
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Easy As Taking Health Care From A Baby
Brendan Loper
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Its A Deal
Kim Warp
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How To Not Pay
Jason Adam Katzenstein
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Trust Me Son
Lars Kenseth
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Sorry, Folks, But I'll Have To See Your Tax
David Sipress
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It's Death, Taxes, And Four Out Of Five Dentists
Tom Cheney
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I Want You To Draft The Bill With All Your Usual
Ed Fisher
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The Air I Breathe Is Filthy
George Booth
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Mafia-themed Organizing Compartments Are Stacked
Kim Warp
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Gentlemen, I've Called You Together This Morning
Garrett Price
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Now That We're Dead
Ed Arno
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Let's Each Make A Little Bet On What
Carl Rose
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A Man Is At A Bar Wearing A Sweater That
Michael Crawford
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A Man With A Giant Sweepstakes Check
Benjamin Schwartz
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A Woman And Man Hold Hands Across The Table
Frank Cotham
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A Wife Writing Checks
Amy Hwang
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Statue Of A Man
Roz Chast
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Peasant Outside Gates Speaks To King At Top
Tom Cheney
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Two Women Stare At Dirty Guy On Couch
Barbara Smaller
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A Pharaoh Stares Out At The Desert
Frank Cotham
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A King Announces To His Population Of One Man
Jack Ziegler
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One Wealthy Man Talks To Another While Traveling
Jason Patterson
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A Guy In A Suit Does A Flip On A Skateboard
Farley Katz
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