American taxpayers can expect substantially larger refunds this filing season as retroactive tax provisions from last year's One Big Beautiful Bill Act finally reach households, providing a significant boost to consumer spending and economic growth in 2026. The average tax refund is projected to climb to $3,750, an 18 percent increase from 2025 levels, with […]
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