Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for December 02, 2009

I thought so!

Where’s Chuck when you need him, or maybe the guys from Supernatural?

And such a plethora of little touches: the cactus for decoration, the “Sorry, We’re OPEN” sign, the vulture as the tax man…

And I just STARTED an IRS audit! — (pray for me!)

vultures!

I think sometimes they take your cash first and then they take your soul anyway.

They have a safe in the back room where they keep all the souls.

In a souls safe?

They take it all away from you and spend it all on illegal immigrants healthcare, etc.

Now now RICHARD. I’m proud to pay my taxes. I’d be just as proud to pay half as much. That little bit about everything not mentioned is reserved for the state must just have been a typo in the Constitution.

Shoe is really bankrupt !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is that Snidley L. Vulture???

could have cut the first panel no?

And I thought tenencia was just the way we Italians pronounced tenancy

What can I say, I LOVE the IRS, I couldn’t ???LIVE ??? without them. (NOT) I must I send them a “DONATION” every year.

Sarge we will miss you. (another IRS casualty)

thanks Johanan,

I skimmed over to get to the comments, and your attention to detail is appreciated. Good stuff!

Fer Lefer: Don’t feel bad - we have the Golden Gate Bridge tolls. Started in 1937, I believe, at 50 cents - the people were told it was a temporary toll until the bridge was paid for, and then this great crossing would be free. Of course, a huge bureaucracy soon developed, as happens with government entities, and in 2008, the last time I went across, the toll was $6. Now we have all these administrative costs and salaries that must be paid. The bridge has long been paid for - unfortunately, the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District hasn’t.