War Tax Resistance

Where Your Income Tax Money Really Goes FY2018

  • FY 2018 Pie Chart - Front
  • FY 2018 Pie Chart - Back
  • FY 2018 Federal Budget Pie Chart (Estimated)
  • US military Spending Chart 1965-2015
  • Andy Singer graphic
  • Scrolling text graphic

The current edition of the War Resisters League's famous "pie chart" flyer, Where Your Income Tax Money Really Goes, analyzes the Federal Fiscal Year 2018 Budget.  (FY 2018 is 1 October 2017 - 30 September 2018).  Perfect for Tax Day leafletting, as a focus for forums and panels and workshops and more!

$0.15

1989 Peace Calendar: 365 reasons not to have another war

  • 1989 Peace Calendar: 365 reasons not to have another war
  • 1989 Peace Calendar interior pages

Vera Williams and Grace Paley, editors
Paintings by Vera Williams

Miss the old WRL Peace Calendar?  We aren't publishing new ones any more, but we are offering vintage calendars you can use now.  The days and dates on this 1989 calendar mirror the days and dates for 2017, and you can enjoy the great artwork, poems, essays and more!

$5.00

War Tax Resistance: A Guide To Withholding Your Support from the Military

Now on sale!

Written by Ed Hedemann.

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.

Published by the War Resisters League in 2003.
144-pages.

NEW! Be sure to download the 2017 Update section.

$5.00

Handbook for Nonviolent Campaigns, 2nd Edition

The Handbook for Nonviolent Campaigns, 2nd edition.

The War Resisters' International's  'Handbook for Nonviolent Campaigns' is a 232 page toolbox of ideas and resources to support activists to run more effective campaigns. The original edition, published in 2009, was translated into over ten languages, including Spanish, German, Nepalese, Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, Korean, and Arabic, and has been used by activists all over the world. The 2014 edition added 50 pages.

$12.00

Some Writings on War Tax Resistance

Thoughts, poems and tales from war tax resisters, including Juanita Nelson, Allen Ginsberg and Pete Seeger.

“When the doors opened, I continued to sit. My thoughts were like buckshot, so scattered they didn’t hit anything or, when they did, made little dent. The robe was a huge question mark placed starkly after some vexing problems.

$2.00
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