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Celebrate! Really bad Dad tax jokes

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It’s the end of busy season. By now, you’ve completed returns by April 15 and filed extensions for your clients who need more time.

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Some tax pros celebrate by taking a few days off, slapping each other on the back, or tossing colorful confetti.

On the Intuit® Tax Pro Center, we would like to celebrate by offering you some really bad Dad tax jokes … try these at your next team event or party.

What do you call an accountant with an opinion? An auditor.

How does Santa’s accountant value his sleigh? The Net Present Value.

Why are accountants so cool, calm, and collected? They have strong internal controls.

What do you call a trial balance that does not balance? A late night.

What do accountants suffer from that ordinary people don’t? Depreciation.

What does an accountant say when getting on a train? Mind the GAAP.

What do accountants like most about the weekends? They get to wear casual clothes to work!

What do actuaries do to liven up their parties? Invite an accountant.

Did you hear about the cannibal CPA? He charges an arm and a leg!

What’s an accountant’s preferred exercise? Doing crunches … number crunches.

(source: LLH)

What are some of your favorite Dad jokes for tax and accounting? Leave a comment below to make all of us laugh … or cringe.

Happy end-of-busy-season!

6 responses to “Celebrate! Really bad Dad tax jokes”

  1. Here are more jokes:
    Q: What do the IRS, a mugger, and your kids have in common?
    A: They all take your money.

    Q: Why don’t skunks have to pay taxes?
    A: Because they only have one scent.

    Q: I was told when I bought solar panels for my house they would be free because of the tax breaks. Does this mean they are on the house?

    There are three types of tax forms: Short, long, and surrender.

    lntaxifcation: The wonderful feeling you get when you receive a tax refund until you realize it was your own money in the first place.

    Golf is a lot like taxes. You drive hard to get to the green and then wind up in the hole.

    Q: How do dairy farmers do their taxes?
    A: The ones with simple taxes use a cowculator, and the ones with complicated situations have to go to an accowntant.

    April 15 is when the money supply gets out of hand-as in out of your hand and into the government’s.

    Something you’ll never hear on tax day: Taxes are liberating! They free you from the burden of deciding how to spend your own money.

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