In the kaleidoscopic documentary "Life and Taxes," director Mariah Garnett turns her lens on the enigmatic Milton Miron, a flamboyant and fiercely independent tax preparer who has become an unlikely icon in San Francisco's queer community. The film explores Miron's remarkable life as he navigates the chaotic intersection of high finance and radical self-expression, offering his services to a colorful clientele that includes the legendary drag troupe The Cockettes and the iconic singer Sylvester. Through a blend of intimate interviews, archival footage, and vibrant reenactments, the documentary delves into Miron's motivations, revealing how his unique approach to taxes became a form of rebellion and care for those often marginalized. As Miron faces personal and professional challenges, the film examines themes of identity, community, and the often absurd yet deeply human stories hidden within tax returns. With its playful tone and heartfelt storytelling, "Life and Taxes" is a compelling celebration of an unsung figure who turned a mundane profession into a vibrant act of love and defiance.