THE FINAL SAY: THE TAX MAN COMETH
by Monty Gilmer
According to
Time magazine, "
Albert Einstein once admitted that figuring out his U. S. income tax was beyond him -- he had to go to a tax consultant. 'This is too difficult for a mathematician,' said Einstein. 'It takes a philosopher.'"
Read a short poem about the hardship of accounting, the short poem
"Money" by
Robert Frost, on page 4 of the April 1936 issue of
Poetry Magazine.
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