The Anti-Tax Movement refers to a political and social movement that opposes high taxes and advocates for tax reductions or reforms. Supporters argue that lower taxes stimulate economic growth, encourage individual freedom, and allow people to keep more of their earnings. This movement often emphasizes the belief that government spending should be limited and that taxpayers should have more control over their money. The movement has gained traction in various countries, particularly in the United States, where groups like the Tea Party have played a significant role. Activists often organize campaigns, rallies, and initiatives to promote tax cuts and challenge tax increases at local, state, and federal levels.