Tag: tax

• WRONG END OF THE RAINBOW

  

  Life had been a disaster since he found the pot of gold. His wife had found out about his new found wealth, so he’d had to kill her. He didn’t trust the kids anymore, the murderous little bastards were looking to inherit, so he’d cut them off. The yacht and the supercar had been fun…

  Iain Kelly

  08/04/2020

  creative writing, Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, Short Story

  charity, comedy, creative writing, criminal, dark, drabble, drugs, Fiction, Flash Fiction, Friday Fictioneers, gold, happiness, humor, humour, inheritance, leprechaun, literature, luck, money, murder, pot, prostitutes, rainbow, riches, Short Story, story, tax, Writing, writing prompt, wrong, yacht

• THE ACCOUNTANT

  

  They stood outside the wire fence. The assistant from the law firm gave him an smile. That morning he had experienced one last lie-in, then headed for a shower. He dropped the soap at one point, pausing as he bent over to pick it up and recalling the numerous jokes made about such a thing…

  Iain Kelly

  12/08/2018

  creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, Sunday Photo Fiction

  access, accountant, corruption, creative writing, crime, Fiction, Flash Fiction, fraud, killing, literature, mafia, minor, misdemeanour, murder, organised, prison, protection, Short Story, shower, skimming, story, Sunday Photo Fiction, tax, witness, Writing, writing prompt