Here is another example of someone getting resistant over social security taxes for her household help. In the United States we saw more of this in the 1950s. This example comes from England in :
Passive Resistance.
A Duchess in Anger.
London, .
The Duchess of Somerset, in a letter to the press, writes that since the “infamous Insurance Act does not touch the fringe of poverty in England,” she intends to passively resist payment of the servant tax.
Her Ladyship urges employers not to submit, adding that the whole country cannot be fined and imprisoned.
