Recently, Chip Leighton, author of New York Times Bestseller “What Time is Noon,” shared on Instagram some classic texts from kids (who were attempting to handle their own taxes) to their parents.1 The children are our future, and they want to know:
- Do I just give the tax guy my WD40?
- What do you use for taxes? Geico?
- Do I just take my stuff to the taxidermist’s office?
- I thought W2 was a band.
- Am I a ward of the state?
- Have I ever worked for the railroad?
- Do we live in a halfway house?
