Yes, anyone who pays taxes should have the right to vote

One counter argument to the position that anyone who pays taxes should have the right to vote is that taxation alone does not necessarily indicate a deep understanding of or commitment to a country's political system, values, and interests. Voting is a fundamental aspect of civic participation, and it's important to consider factors beyond taxation, such as residency, allegiance, and knowledge of a nation's issues, when determining voting eligibility. Simply paying taxes may not guarantee a well-informed and vested interest in the overall well-being of a country.