We already know that. The rebellion against Rheheboam, Solomon’s son and heir, was about taxes, and it caused a permanent split in the Kingdom of Israel.
And going further back, Joseph persuaded Pharaoh to give the people of Egypt an 80% 'tax cut' (from 100% of non-household grain production down to 20%), to give an "economic boost" ahead of a prophesied famine (which came to pass). See Genesis 41:34-35.