As of the week ending April 25, the average refund rose 3.3% year-over-year—from $2,852 in 2023 to $2,945 in 2024. However, the total amount refunded to taxpayers increased at a slower pace of 2 ...

Are “responsible tax refunds” on the rise? A new survey shows taxpayers are more likely to spend their refunds on rent, groceries and other necessities, rather than luxuries. The poll of 2,000 ...

Why are refunds important in stablecoin payments? Anyone who has used traditional payment systems will likely be familiar with refunds and chargebacks. If a purchase goes wrong, like receiving ...

Anyone who purchased the park and watch feature for $9.99 can request a refund since the feature will be removed from the next app update. From the Sidecar app team: Thank you for your interest in ...

Now that Tax Season is over, many Americans await their tax refunds. But big changes are coming to the way the Internal Revenue Service sends and receives taxpayer funds. An executive order signed ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Tax Day gets a bad rap, but why? When you know nearly 75% of all taxpayers who file get a refund, what's to complain about? The average refund is $3,300. That's a chunk of change.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has already issued more than $162 billion in tax refunds, with the average American getting more money back from the federal government ...

Taxpayers who filed electronically and opted for direct deposit will receive their refunds quicker than those who mailed paper returns. Several factors can delay tax refunds, including errors ...

IRS issued new statistics for the filing season, as of March 14. Total tax refunds hit nearly $163 billion for the first seven weeks of tax season through March 14. The latest IRS data for the ...

Between January 2021 and July 2024, the IRS processed nearly 610,000 manual refunds for deceased taxpayers, according to a recent report, but in many cases took over a year to process them. "Often a ...

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued a warning that more than a million taxpayers are still eligible to receive a share of more than $1 billion in refunds—but they need to act quickly.