“Average refund amounts are strong,” the IRS said in an explanation of the data.

Early IRS data shows fewer tax returns processed and few refunds issued through Feb. 6, but the average refund amount is up.

To check the status of your refund, use the " Where's My Refund?" tools for federal tax refunds or go to the IRS2Go app. Information is updated once a day, overnight. Social Security number or ...

We’re still a couple of months out from taxes being due. Still, as many of you get ready to file, you might want to take note of a new Internal Revenue Service (IRS) rule that could delay your refund.

IRS tax refund delays: Why yours might be late this year - The Internal Revenue Service has lost around 27 percent of its ...

Back taxes won't automatically disqualify you from a refund, but that doesn't mean you'll see the money, either.

The Internal Revenue Service said it would continue operations "as normal" during the partial shutdown, which began on ...

Millions of Americans are counting on their tax refund to pay off bills, book a trip, or pad their savings, but this year’s filing season comes with a catch. IRS says many refunds will take longer ...

The delay is due to a provision of the PATH Act of 2015. The act prevents the IRS from issuing EITC/ACTC refunds before mid-February, even if the return is processed the day tax season opened ( Jan.

Just filed taxes? Waiting for your refund? See how soon you may receive your IRS tax refund after filing and how to check its status.

Millions of Americans are waiting longer for their tax refunds this year — and two popular tax credits are the reason. Here’s ...

The IRS is now instructing most Americans to add direct deposit information to receive their refunds.