Do you have any funny tax day stories to share?

Sure. One funny Earth Day story is about a community that decided to have a tree - planting competition. But instead of using normal shovels, they all brought in their old kitchen utensils like big spoons and ladles to dig the holes. It was quite a sight with people scooping out dirt with these odd tools. In the end, they had a great laugh and a lot of newly planted trees.

Sure. There was a story about a man who tried to claim his pet dog as a business expense. He said the dog was a'security guard' for his home office. But of course, the tax office didn't buy it.

Sorry, I don't have a particular NPR tax day tax story at hand.

A woman was singing in the shower at the top of her lungs. She thought she sounded amazing. But when she got out, she found out that her window was open and her neighbors had been listening the whole time. They all had big smiles on their faces.

Sure. One funny story is that a friend of mine was filling out his tax return. He accidentally added an extra zero to one of his expense deductions. When the IRS questioned it, he was so embarrassed. He had to go through all his receipts again to correct it, and he learned to double - check everything from then on.

Sure. One story is about a guy who tried to claim his pet dog as a business expense because he said the dog 'guarded' his home office while he worked. Another is a person who accidentally put their grocery bill in the tax return instead of actual business receipts. And there was also a woman who thought she could deduct the cost of her new wardrobe for work, but it was clearly just regular clothing and not a work uniform.

A rather comical case involved a restaurant owner. He tried to write off an excessive amount for 'food spoilage'. However, when the tax inspector checked, they found that his records were completely fabricated. His excuse was that his staff ate a lot of the food, but that clearly wasn't a valid reason for such a large spoilage claim.

Sure. One story is about a guy who thought he could deduct his pet dog's food as a business expense because he worked from home and the dog 'guarded' his office. Of course, the IRS didn't see it that way and he had to pay back the wrongly deducted amount.

Sure. There was once a story about a friendly ghost in an old mansion. It would play harmless pranks like moving the chairs slightly or making the curtains flutter gently. Instead of scaring people, it seemed to be seeking attention and some fun. People living there gradually got used to it and even started leaving out little treats for it, like candies or small toys.

Well, there was this time at a camping trip. A friend of mine thought he saw a bear in the bushes while he was in the makeshift outhouse. He panicked and ran out with his pants half - down. We all had a good laugh.