IRS, Tax Season

The IRS has issued 3.2 million tax refunds this year. Here’s the average payment
The IRS has issued 3.2 million refunds for the 2025 filing season so far. As of Jan. 31, the average refund amount was $1,928, which covers the first four days of the filing season. The agency sends most refunds in less than 21 days.
Tax Season 2025: Here Are the IRS' First Stats on Returns Filed and Refunds Issued
Even though the 2025 tax season has only been open less than two full weeks, the IRS has already been busy processing tax returns and issuing tax refunds. Not mine — I'm still a ways away from sitting down with my W-2 forms and the 1040 instructions and a calculator and all that.
Where's my IRS refund? Here's what to know about filing and when you'll get your tax refund
Here's when the last day to file taxes is, what documents you'll need, new forms for the 2024-25 tax season and how to track your tax refund.
Could the IRS Hiring Freeze Delay Tax Refunds? What We Know
If the IRS experiences staff shortages, the ability to process returns as quickly as in previous years could be in jeopardy.
IRS tax refunds: Trump’s executive orders may delay when you get your money; what to know
The IRS expects over 140 million individual tax returns for tax year 2024 to be filed between Jan. 27 and Apr. 15, meaning if delays do occur, millions could be impacted.
Where's my refund? How to check your IRS tax return status, wait time for direct deposit
According to IRS data, the bureau expects nearly 140 million Americans to file taxes. But when will that check or direct deposit arrive?
Has the IRS started sending out refunds? What to know about your tax return
Most taxpayers receive refunds and money has already started being issued. There are ways to find out information about the status of your filing.
Here's what to know about the IRS "Where's my refund?" app and your new 2025 tax brackets
With tax season underway, here's what you need to know about tracking your tax refund and your new 2025 tax brackets.
IRS federal tax return filing deadline is April 15 — unless you get an extension
April 15 is the filing deadline for 2024 federal income tax returns for most people. Others in states hit by disasters have until May 1 or Oct. 15.
Early tax refunds arriving now, but IRS saw far fewer returns filed in first week
IRS processed 15.8% fewer income tax returns in the first week of the 2025 tax season than it did a year ago. Why? What does that mean for refunds?
How to avoid delays in IRS refunds this 2025
As the new year unfolds, U.S. taxpayers face the annual task of filing their tax returns with the IRS. While this process can be daunting, understanding key strategies can help ensure a timely and accurate refund.
When is my tax refund coming in 2025? Some will take longer
The IRS expects more than 140 million individual tax returns for tax year 2024 to be filed ahead of the federal deadline. The ...
Trump’s hiring freeze could mean possible tax refund delays. What Kansans should know
President Donald Trump’s hiring freeze that includes Internal Revenue Service employees could mean Kansans might have to wait ...
NC taxpayers could get a higher refund & waived fees in 2025 with these tax code changes
Another change to the tax code could mean you get a higher refund this year. A state law that went into effect in January ...
How To Make Your Tax Refund Stretch Throughout the Entire Year (And Beyond)
Receiving a tax refund is one of the most anticipated events of the financial year. It is an opportunity to strengthen one's ...
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No, Elon Musk Didn't End the Free Direct File Tax Filing Program, for Now
There was widespread confusion after the Tesla CEO claimed the program, which allows Americans to file their taxes straight ...
Tax Breaks: The IRS Is Still Open For Business Edition
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Errors could cause tax refunds to take longer than expected
Navigating the tax refund process can be daunting, especially if you've overpaid your taxes. The IRS is responsible for ...