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Dear IRS,

Desperate times call for desperate measures. I am deeply opposed to the current direction of the U.S. government and to many of the policies and programs of the current administration, especially:

I will use many means to challenge these policies and advocate for alternatives. One of the ways I intend to protest is with my money. I object to paying federal income taxes for policies that I abhor and believe are detrimental to creating a more just and peaceful world.

This year, on Tax Day April 15, I am taking the following actions:
[  ]  I already paid the taxes and am sending this letter as a protest.
[  ]  I owe $____  and will refuse to pay $_____ or ___%  
[  ]  I understand my responsibility to pay taxes, but I want them to work for the common good. I am redirecting those taxes to 	
[  ]  I live below taxable income and am delighted not to be contributing to war and those other programs to which I object
[  ]  I will make sure I owe taxes next year so I can choose whether or not to pay.
[  ]  I will want to see these changes before fully cooperating with the federal income tax system next year 	
[  ]  I am sending copies of this letter to [  ] President [  ] Congress [  ] 	
 
I do not take this action lightly. I know that the IRS has the power to seize unpaid federal taxes, but I cannot in good conscience voluntarily pay for “the wrongs I condemn.”

Sincerely,
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