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Wayne Knight, who played Newman on Seinfeld, has taken his irritating neighbor act to Wisconsin for radio spots suggesting paying back taxes might be preferable to the revenge that can be exacted by the guy next door.
The radio work is part of a $1 million campaign from Waldbillig & Besteman in Madison, Wis., for the Wisconsin Department of Revenue’s tax amnesty program, intended to recoup as much of the $40 million owed by scofflaws as possible.
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