Tax protestors can be divided into two groups: (1) legitimate and; (2) illegitimate.

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Tax protestors who refuse to pay taxes based on frivolous or false claims are considered illegitimate, while those who have legitimate reasons for contesting taxes (such as religious objections or disputes over the validity of tax laws) may be considered legitimate protestors. However, some may argue that even legitimate protestors should still pay taxes and contest them through legal channels.

Tax Protestors Can Be Divided into Two Groups: (1) Legitimate