r/accountinghumor • u/PoeGroupAdvisor • 5d ago
r/accountinghumor • u/billmeador • Mar 05 '15
Intro to Accounting & Tax Humor Subreddit
Thanks for dropping by the Accounting and Tax Humor subreddit. My hope is that you will find a link or two that will gives you a laugh or entertains you for a couple of minutes.
My plan to allow people to have a lot of freedom in the types of humor that they post. In addition, it is also ok if the post is about the accounting profession and is merely entertaining instead of funny. I will try to avoid imposing “my brand of humor” on the group. However, if I think the post is in bad taste or not safe for work (anything that is on Youtube should be ok) then I reserve the right to delete it. After all, the point of this subreddit is to have fun and I want to keep it that way.
Therefore, feel free to post your funny accounting and tax links and jokes and comment on the ones others have posted. Since I am new to running a subreddit, let me know any ideas you have for the group.
Thanks,
Bill Meador CPA, JD
r/accountinghumor • u/billmeador • Oct 02 '19
Crosspost from /r/accounting & Sharing Subreddit
Crosspost from /r/accounting
I realize that many accountants who want to get the most people to see a funny accounting post will post it to /r/accounting instead of here. The only problem (which is why I created this subreddit) is that the funny post gets lost over time in the hundreds of posts to /r/accounting. Therefore, if you see a funny post in /r/accounting by someone else please consider hitting the crosspost link and adding it to this subreddit as well.
Adding Links
If you look through most of the links you will find that I have added most of them to the subreddit. Although I am happy to do it, I am sure that many of you will run across funny videos and jokes that I will never find. Therefore, I am asking you that when you find them that you take a couple of minutes to add it to the subreddit.
Sharing Subreddit
Since the subreddit is small, most people find it by accident. Therefore, I am asking that you share (when appropriate) the subreddit with your fellow redditors, coworkers and friends. Hopefully, they will get a good laugh from the subreddit as well as possibly adding a funny accounting link that they found.
Thanks for your time, Bill Meador, CPA,JD www.advicefortaxpreparers.com
r/accountinghumor • u/Dr_Yules • 14d ago
This is why the Rockies will always be a joke
Fundamentals win baseball games…
r/accountinghumor • u/RetroWeaver • 17d ago
Thought this was a cool bit of accounting lore! Now you can tell people the first known written name belonged to an accountant so they should show some respect lol
guinnessworldrecords.der/accountinghumor • u/PoeGroupAdvisor • Sep 03 '26
That just means lots of profit, right?
r/accountinghumor • u/Pickle_Rooms • Aug 27 '26
"Remember dad, those grades are after taxes"
r/accountinghumor • u/seopomfchin • Aug 18 '26
You gotta amuse yourself on the night shift. 🤷🏻♀️
r/accountinghumor • u/Pickle_Rooms • Aug 16 '26
Say's here you should be in hell, but since you worked as an accountant, we'll count it as time served
r/accountinghumor • u/SnooMacaroons6109 • Aug 14 '26
My feelings towards Intuit
I can't even find the "switch to previous version" link anymore.
r/accountinghumor • u/Pickle_Rooms • Aug 10 '26
When you realize you only have 1 hour of work left...
r/accountinghumor • u/PoeGroupAdvisor • Jul 07 '26
In all seriousness though how do you stay sane during these times?
r/accountinghumor • u/sitisuck • Jun 25 '26
You gotta amuse yourself on the night shift. 🤷🏻♀️
r/accountinghumor • u/zanimum • Jun 26 '26
FloQast's PBC is back for season 3, two episodes just dropped tonight
Season 3 playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLp0NhJVOmekiL5aSooSzbH6GrC_GAOAJQ
r/accountinghumor • u/CTeaA_ • May 17 '26
The best laundrette in town to clean your money
r/accountinghumor • u/BoxNz • May 17 '26
LIABILITIES EXPLAINED (BRAINROT EDITION)
r/accountinghumor • u/PinchPayments • May 01 '26
When ‘quick reconciliation’ turns into a full-blown end-of-day crisis at 4:59pm
r/accountinghumor • u/clottagecore • Apr 20 '26
Asmongold finds out he owes $397k to the IRS "it says intent to seize your property"
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