A detailed article arguing that men are the primary net tax contributors while women are net recipients.

A multi-chart infographic and article titled 'Research finds that as a group, only men pay tax'. It features line graphs comparing direct tax per capita and cumulative net fiscal impact by gender and age group based on 2010 New Zealand data. The text argues that women have a negative fiscal impact over their lifetimes.

Research finds that as a group, only men pay tax Legions of feminists will ferociously type smash the patriarchy! at their Internet rallies, calling out for the end of the male supremacy in all spheres of life. Yet, few of them acknowledge the fact that one of these spheres, the government, is entirely funded by male taxpayers. Economically, women cost more to the state than they benefit. The government is literally paying women to be alive. As such, strong independent women are only that way because the state is transferring money from men to them. Feminists are not seriously against being dependent on men, they are just against men having the full control over their money. Let's explore a fiscal research report in New Zealand. The real gender gap: the tax gap While the 77¢ for a dollar wage gap has been under the spotlight for the past years, the 200¢ for a dollar tax gap has, to my knowledge never been mentioned, at least not by our supreme feminist leaders Barack Obama and Justin Trudeau. A quick glimpse at the data reveals a massive difference in taxes paid by men and women. Figure 5: Direct tax per capita by age group and gender - 2010 Figure 16: Net fiscal impact per capita by gender and age group - 2010 By the end of her life, the average woman will have a negative fiscal impact of $150,000 In nearly all age groups, women receive more tax than they give PUBLISHED BY Nicolas Kilsdonk-Gervais TAXPAYERS CAN DO IT