Baker Tilly's George Bull celebrates 35 years in tax looks back at scarier times
NICE STUFF from Baker Tilly tax god George Bull on his LinkedIn update: “Now here’s an anniversary: 35 years in taxes for me this week. Earlier in my career, the top income tax rate was 98%. Never look back!”
Nuff said, besides, “happy anniversary” and “weren’t things worse in the bad old days?”.
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