Average Tax Refund Increases 11.2% in 2025 According to IRS Data
Published on 4/17/2026

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Summarized by AI from the source belowThe average tax refund for individual filers increased by 11.2% this season, reaching $3,397 compared to $3,055 last year, according to IRS data as of April 10. Approximately 114 million individual returns were received out of an expected 164 million by Tax Day. The tax season has seen a notable impact, with 23% of filers intending to use their refunds for credit card debt repayment. Additionally, over 53 million filers benefited from Trump's tax cuts, averaging a tax reduction of more than $800. This data highlights the ongoing discussions around tax policy as midterm elections approach.
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