Anti-tax activism refers to movements and efforts aimed at reducing or eliminating taxes imposed by governments. Activists often argue that high taxes hinder economic growth, limit personal freedom, and discourage investment. They may organize campaigns, rallies, or lobbying efforts to influence policymakers and public opinion against tax increases. These activists can include individuals, organizations, and political groups that advocate for tax reforms, such as the Tea Party in the United States. They often promote ideas like flat taxes or tax cuts as alternatives to the current tax system, seeking to create a more favorable environment for businesses and taxpayers.