If you’re supposed to be doing your taxes right now I’ve got some bad news for you: reading a list of tax memes isn’t technically doing your taxes. Or anything close.
But it is fun!
Whether you’re hacking away at TurboTax, or desperately trying to conjure all those “legitimate” business expense receipts for your CPA, it can’t hurt to take a break and share a chuckle at a few relatable tax season memes.
I mean, the IRS says you’ve got until April 15, 2021, at 11:59 p.m. to file. And it’s not 11:59 p.m. yet, right? Riiiight?
(Serious note: this year the IRS has not yet extended the annual filing date in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, so you will be responsible for filing on-time. If you do need help with that….you can check out…
Also, if you are self-employed, and you haven’t incorporated yet, you should. You can potentially save more in taxes next year. Check out IncFile for this, or you can hire us to help!
Now, onto the jokes…
1. The IRS needs to stop wasting my time.
2. Honestly I blame you for letting me do my own taxes. Is that a defense?
3. Also my anxiety over taxes should count as a dependent.
4. Are you getting a baller return this year?
5. Might as well spend that return on something fancy.
6. Some things never change.
7. Sometimes it’s important to understand the historical foundations of the U.S. tax system.
8. CPAs see far worse returns than yours, just keep that in mind.
9. CPA = Certified Parallelogram Accountant
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11. % of cookies eaten varies by state, but eating them is deductible.
12. Five minutes after you e-file.
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15. Talk to you next March!
16. Shameful.
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18. Or your 1099! Our nation’s mailmen really do have more power over the tax system than anyone.
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21. Dollar, dollar bills y’all.
22. TurboTax is savage.
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25. And finally…
Ok, I hope that was fun. Now get back to finishing your taxes, then go have a nice glass of wine and hope you don’t get auidted!
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