Tax Critics Gifts

'This off-shore tax avoidance isn't as glamorous as I thought it would be.'

Panama Papers Scandal

'Do you, John, accept a married tax allowance with Sandra ?'

"So we have met before..."

Footing The Bill

The rich, the poor and the terrorist...

Inflating assets to get a loan. Too poor to pay taxes

"Remember, our do-nothing congress never raised your taxes!"

'What God hath joined together let no higher tax bracket put asunder.'

'I'm faced with a dilemma. I've got to audit your tax return.'

Department of Fiscal Debauchery and Plunder.

IRS, 'If bribing a Congressman isn't a legitimate business expense, what would be?'

'Why aren't you guys profiling minorities like other las enforcement agencies?'

I.R.S. in god we trust - all others we audit

'...And while everybody's celebrating the big tax cut, we'll sneak in a postage hike!'

Parking meter holdup

'You really should see a therapist about your pathological possessiveness, Mr. Pomeroy.'

IRS, 'Remember back when 'debt to society' referred to criminals?'

"Ah, Mr. Zimmerman, we meet again ..."

New Council Waste Charges - 'I owe £80 for being a waste of space.'

I.R.S: Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country.'

"I've learned so much from it, it only seems reasonable to deduct the time I've spent on YouTube as an educational expense."

U2's Bono named in Paradise papers tax scandal

Are You a Welfare Leech?

Socrates gets audited.

'When did you put your robots on the payroll?'

'After years of cheating on his tax, Andrew is finally hit by a Tax-Slug...'

Lottery Here. Don't you know the lottery is a tax on people who are bad at math? Yes, but we're hoping for a huge tax refund.

"Don't worry son, there are no such things as vampires, wish I could say the same about Gordon Brown..."

IRS AUDIT DIVISION, 'Want to make it double or nothing?'

'Taxed to death. How about you.'

'He's been persuaded to change his behaviour in response to the Government's green taxes.'

'Still looking for that Tax Loophole.'

Shock Therapy.

"We at the Internal Revenue Service are cognizant that the individual citizen, in many cases, pays more tax than some of the larger corporations...nonetheless we also feel that we have a good thing going."