Where is this ORGANIZED SOCIETY?

The claim that we should avoid paying taxes is a false and dangerous premise.

Paying taxes is a fundamental civic obligation in any organized society.

The resources collected through taxes are used to finance essential public services such as:

- Health: Hospitals, health centers, vaccination programs, etc.

- Education: Schools, universities, scholarship programs, etc.

- Security: Police, firefighters, penitentiary system, etc.

- Infrastructure: Roads, bridges, basic sanitation, etc.

- Social assistance: Income transfer programs, benefits for the elderly, etc.

The consequences of tax evasion are serious:

- Underfunding of public services: The lack of resources prevents the improvement and maintenance of essential services for the population.

- Increased social inequality: Tax evasion mainly benefits the richest, increasing inequality of income and opportunities.

- Corruption: Tax evasion can encourage corruption and mismanagement of public resources.

- Unfair competition: Companies that do not pay taxes have an unfair advantage over those that comply with their obligations.