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Yes, Pet Exemption Post Was A Joke

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 2, 2012June 2, 2020

Fooled ya!

In case you didn’t read all of the way to the end (ahem) on yesterday’s post, it was, in fact, an April Fool’s Day joke. I have fun with my April Fool’s Day posts every year. You can catch some of the prior posts by clicking below:

  • IRS Offers Discount for Cash Payments
  • Obama Administration Takes Heat for Planned Fat Tax
  • Congress Proposes Federal Tax on Downloaded Music
  • IRS Considers Tax-Exempt Status for Bloggers
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