Tax Strike Rally Planned Nationwide For Jan 3: 'We Want Our Money Back'
Source: Newsweek
Published Dec 31, 2025 at 07:00 AM EST updated Dec 31, 2025 at 10:05 AM EST
A tax strike rally has been planned in numerous locations around the U.S. on January 3. Posting on X and Facebook, multiple social media users have shared posters and images depicting plans for the day of action in which they will state their intention to withhold taxes.
It is not clear who is organizing the protests but they appear to be aligned with the right, as some social media posts about the protests attack Democrats and say that right-wing politician people associated with the Make America Great Again (MAGA) movement will speak at the events.
Newsweek reached out to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) by email to comment on this story outside of normal business hours.
Why It Matters
The planned strikes show the extent to which politics is becoming polarized in the U.S. and tensions are escalating. Previous protests have been organized by anti-Trump groups on the left so the emergence of anti-Democrat protests is significant. Meanwhile, if enough people refuse to pay their taxes, this will have a significant impact on the running of key services in different states and could persuade politicians to negotiate with protesters to keep taxpayer-funder operations viable.
Read more: https://www.newsweek.com/tax-strike-rally-protests-us-11287721
Nigrum Cattus
(1,209 posts)they love the idea of less money going into federal
gov., that way they can say "look we don't have any money"
and we need to cut everything !
popsdenver
(1,479 posts)gladly join in the movement to not pay taxes............
Oh wait, they already don't pay much or any taxes, same with Corporations......
How are they able to pay zero taxes??????? Check this out.....legitimate commentary..........
Bayard
(28,463 posts)I had never thought about the difference between income taxes, and wealth taxes. Very good info here.
kimbutgar
(26,750 posts)OC375
(418 posts)I get some more popcorn, but I predict no sequel to this one.
FredGarvin
(802 posts)Kate Plummer may or may not be a real person.
Looks to be about 20 and is a senior reporter at Newsweek?
Dude, do some due diligence please.
FredGarvin
(802 posts)underpants
(194,701 posts)Sounds like another teabagger thing.
