IRS data shows average tax refunds have climbed to $3,571 in the 2026 filing season through March 20, a 10.9% jump from last year as the April deadline nears.

The average IRS tax refund is up 10.9%, based on new filing data. Here's what you can expect.

New IRS data shows the average tax refund tops $3,500 this filing season — up nearly 11% from the same point last year.

New IRS data offers a closer look at refund trends this tax season, revealing shifts that may influence household financial decisions.

Every year, the IRS publishes its “ Dirty Dozen” list of tax scams, highlighting the most common schemes targeting taxpayers.

American taxpayers still have a decent amount of time before the filing season ends. And if you’re all set and filed already, you might be pleasantly surprised when you get your refunds. CNBC reports ...

The average IRS tax refund has jumped to $3,571 this year, but a major shift in the SALT cap and new Trump-backed deductions ...

The IRS released its 2026 "Dirty Dozen" tax scams list to protect taxpayers from identity theft, phishing emails, fake ...

Americans are seeing bigger tax refunds on average this year, according to new Internal Revenue Service, IRS, datathough not ...