Tax Season

The film features a man in a three-piece suit from Cleveland who buys a Hollywood tax service at a bargain price. His first major client accidentally hands over a ledger revealing his involvement in cocaine trafficking, leading to a series of comedic escapades in a country club before it opens. The remainder of the film maintains a distinct atmosphere by being shot entirely in windowless rooms.

With its quirky premise and a cast that includes James Hong, Fritz Bronner, and Arte Johnson, Tax Season showcases a comedic exploration of the tax industry and its unexpected entanglements. The film's blend of offbeat humor and unique setting makes it a noteworthy entry in the comedy genre of the late 1980s.