Thought-Provoking Tax Tweets: The Best of Twitter

Date: March 25, 2015

Tax is quite a predictable beast! Just look at the graph below from Google trends – peaks in March and April, no surprise there!

The ebbs and flows of the tax year can make many of us set in our ways. But there are people out there who like to make tax that bit more fun – these images are the most shared tax-related posts on Twitter. From inciting people to challenge tax avoidance to asking questions of government, these are the tax issues that have most interested the public in 2014.

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