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War Tax Resistance: A Guide To Withholding Your Support from the Military
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Publishing date February 28, 2025 This 6th edition is updated from the 2003 War Tax Resistance: A Guide To Withholding Your Support from the Military, The most comprehensive book available on war tax resistance, covering everything from legal issues to the history of war tax resistance, to the hows and whys. Written by Ed Hedemann and Ruth Benn.
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“Your tax dollars at work? DON’T pay!” Poster
“Your tax dollars at work? DON’T pay!”, by Peg Averill
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Where Your Income Tax Money Really Goes FY2025
HOW YOUR TAX DOLLARS ARE USED The new War Resisters League’s annual “pie chart” flyer, Where Your Income Tax Money Really Goes, analyzes the Federal Fiscal Year 2025 Budget (FY 2025 is 1 October 2024 – 30 September 2025). This FY2025 issue was published in March 2024. Each year War Resisters League analyzes federal funds outlays as presented…
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Where Your Income Tax Money Really Goes FY2024
Perfect for Tax Day leafletting, as a focus for forums and panels and workshops and more!
The new War Resisters League’s famous “pie chart” flyer, Where Your Income Tax Money Really Goes, analyzes the Federal Fiscal Year 2024 Budget (FY 2024 is 1 October 2023 – 30 September 2024. This FY2024 issue was published in March 2023.
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War Tax Resistance: A Guide To Withholding Your Support from the Military (from 2003)
*New Edition Coming Soon*
The most comprehensive book available on war tax resistance, covering everything from legal issues to the history of war tax resistance, to the hows and whys. Written by Ed Hedemann. Published by the War Resisters League in 2003. 144-pages.
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How the Pie Chart Figures Were Determined – FY2012
How These Figures Were Determined “Current military” includes Dept. of Defense ($707 billion) and the military portion from other departments as noted in current military box above ($162 billion). “Past military” represents veterans’ benefits plus 80% of the interest on the debt.* For further explanation, please go to www.warresisters.org. These figures are from an analysis…
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How the Pie Chart Figures Were Determined – FY2013
How These Figures Were Determined Because the President is late with the Fiscal Year 2014 budget, and Congress has not passed the FY2013 budget (was to begin Oct. 1, 2012), the figures in the large pie chart are projections from tables in Analytical Perspectives, Budget of the United States Government, Fiscal Year 2013 (published Feb….
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FY2012 WRL PIE CHART FLYER – Where Your Income Tax Money Really Goes
The War Resisters League spends a lot of time, energy and money to create this resource. Please credit when using. For permissions to reprint, email us at wrl [at] warresisters.org The War Resisters League’s famous “pie chart” flyer analyzes the Federal Budget. The Fiscal Year 2012 Pie Chart was released in February 2011. FY2012 PIE…- War Taxes
Federal Pie Chart Flyers from Past Years
Each year, WRL analyzes federal funds outlays as presented in detailed tables in “Analytical Perspectives” of the Budget of the United States Government. For the current pie chart flyer, go to www.warresisters.org/federalpiechart. Download PDF Files of past Pie Chart Flyers: Fiscal Year 2025 (Released March 2024) Pie Chart Flyer in English, in color (pdf) in…
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Wall Street = War Street
Where Your Income Tax Money Really Goes – FY2013 (Released in Feb 2012) Once again “mission accomplished” was announced, and the Iraq War was declared over in 2011. U.S. troops are scheduled to leave Afghanistan in 2013, yet Pentagon spending continues virtually unabated. More than 200,000 private contractors, hired by corporations with Pentagon money, carry…
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