Jess Cheng
@jesschengstudio.com
Artist and basketweaver on Duwamish land
While you can refuse income tax legally by lowering your taxable income, for many people war tax resistance involves civil disobedience.
Income taxes are destined for the government’s general fund and about half of that money goes to military spending, including weapons of war and mass destruction.
Income taxes are destined for the government’s general fund and about half of that money goes to military spending, including weapons of war and mass destruction.
April 16, 2025 at 6:30 PM
While you can refuse income tax legally by lowering your taxable income, for many people war tax resistance involves civil disobedience.
Income taxes are destined for the government’s general fund and about half of that money goes to military spending, including weapons of war and mass destruction.
Income taxes are destined for the government’s general fund and about half of that money goes to military spending, including weapons of war and mass destruction.
For many people war tax resistance involves civil disobedience. Income taxes and excise taxes are destined for the government’s general fund and about half of that money goes for military spending, including weapons of war and weapons of mass destruction.
April 16, 2025 at 6:26 PM
For many people war tax resistance involves civil disobedience. Income taxes and excise taxes are destined for the government’s general fund and about half of that money goes for military spending, including weapons of war and weapons of mass destruction.