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IRS Data Show Bigger Refunds as White House Credits 2025 Tax Law

Gas price spikes are reducing how much relief households feel from the larger refunds.

Average Tax Refund Rises To $3,521 This Season

Average U.S. Tax Refund Jumps Nearly 11% as New Deductions Take Hold

IRS Warns $1.2 Billion in 2022 Tax Refunds Will Expire April 15, 2026

Gas Price Spike Threatens This Filing Season’s Bigger Tax Refunds

Average Tax Refund Tops $3,700 as Millions Use New Deductions in 2026 Filing Season

IRS Says Most EITC and ACTC Refunds Will Hit by March 2 as Average Payout Climbs 10%

Average Tax Refund Jumps 14% to $2,476 as Early IRS Data Roll In

Tax Season 2026: Early IRS Data Show Bigger Refunds, Uneven Outcomes

Bigger IRS Refunds This Year, but New Freezes and Staff Cuts Threaten Delays

Education Department Begins Wage-Garnishment Notices as Student Loan Collections Threaten 2026 Tax Refunds

White House Touts Record 2026 Refunds as Analysts Temper Expectations

Treasury Projects $100–$150 Billion in Q1 2026 Tax Refunds, Averaging $1,000–$2,000 per Household