The IRS reported a lower-than-average tax refund amount in early February. However, some experts believe the final amount disbursed in refunds could be among the highest in recent years.

Tax season is in full swing and for most people – assuming they file digitially and choose direct deposit – refunds arrive within 21 days. There are some people, however, who will not receive ...

And those that haven't filed yet could be delaying a larger refund, because the average 2025 tax return is several hundreds dollars more than what filers received last year. Here's how much you ...

Tax filing season is in full gear as some people are already waiting and wondering when their refund will arrive. Here's what to know. How to check on my IRS refund status? The IRS has an online ...

The Internal Revenue Service is encouraging taxpayers to file electronically and choose direct deposit to more quickly receive their refunds. Paper refund checks “are 16 times more likely to ...

Republican lawmakers continue to say the refunds were necessary to avoid a costly lawsuit, though no state agency has publicly disclosed a legal threat. The Department of Revenue has not yet ...

The average federal income tax refund was $2,065 through Feb. 7. The IRS has received fewer returns in the first two weeks of the 2025 season than it received a year ago. Tax season continued its ...

The Internal Revenue Service has doled out millions of tax refunds amid the ongoing 2025 tax filing season. More than 8 million tax refunds have gone out during the 2025 season as of Feb. 7 and ...

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The IRS encourages taxpayers to file electronically and opt for direct deposit to receive their refunds faster and minimize the risk of issues. Taxpayers can track their refund status using the ...

A group of Democratic lawmakers have penned a letter warning that personnel cuts at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) could have "profound effects" on the delivery of tax refunds and other services.

Tax filing season is upon us, and some people are worried it may take longer to get their refunds as President Trump says he intends to make significant cuts to the IRS during its busy period.