Summary
Americans are expected to get an average extra $1,000 in tax refunds next year. The White House says this is partly due to a new bill supported by President Trump. This increase could mean refunds are about one-third larger than usual.
Key Facts
- The White House announced an extra $1,000 average increase in next year's tax refunds for Americans.
- Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt made the announcement during a press briefing.
- The expected increase is due to the "One Big Beautiful Bill" supported by President Trump.
- Investment bank Piper Sandler's analysis supports this projection.
- The 2026 tax refunds are predicted to be the largest ever.
- The story is developing, with more information to be added later.
