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A new report issued in November by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration indicated that 21.9 million ‒ or 15.9% ‒ of 2023 federal income tax returns used a refund-related ...

The average tax refund was $3,271 for federal refunds issued through March 14. That average is up 5.2% from what taxpayers saw last year through March 15, 2024.

Example: A Single taxpayer filed a 2023 income tax return with a tax liability of $200. The taxpayer filed a timely 2024 return and is eligible to receive a refund of 2023 taxes in the amount of $200.

Upgraded Points put together a lot of data about tax refunds. For example, in 2009, the average IRS refund was just under $3,000. Refunds stayed consistent until about 2020 when there was a big dip.

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Tax refunds are solid. The average tax refund was $3,271 for federal refunds issued through March 14. That average is up 5.2% from what taxpayers saw last year through March 15, 2024.