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Americans Get Bad News About $1,000 Tax Refund Increase
Americans are set to receive some bad news regarding the average $1,000 tax refund increase expected for the 2025 tax year.
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... Because President Donald Trump's tariffs cost Americans an average of $1,000 per household last year, the extra $1,000 in refunds could make a minute difference. Moving into 2026, the tariffs are likely to cost an average of $1,300 per household. Why It Matters The One Big Beautiful Bill Act ushered in a wave of tax changes that significantly update what Americans owe and potentially how large their tax refund is. Tax refunds are set to increase an average of $1,000 per household because of President Donald Trump's Working Families Tax Cuts, the Treasury Department said. However, the impact could be narrow in scope. ...
Moving into 2026, the tariffs are likely to cost an average of $1,300 per household. Why It Matters
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act ushered in a wave of tax changes that significantly update what Americans owe and potentially how large their tax refund is.
Tax refunds are set to increase an average of $1,000 per household because of President Donald Trump's Working Families Tax Cuts, the Treasury Department said.
However, the impact could be narrow in scope. ...
#1 | Posted by LampLighter at 2026-02-14 12:52 AM | Reply
So, Pres Trump's highly touted tax reduction may be offset by his hidden (and wrongly cited ~paid for by other Countries~) tariff tax increase on Americans?
#2 | Posted by LampLighter at 2026-02-14 12:55 AM | Reply
"Tax refunds are set to increase an average of $1,000 per household because of President Donald Trump's Working Families Tax Cuts, the Treasury Department said. Moving into 2026, the tariffs are likely to cost an average of $1,300 per household."
Well, duh! Those Musk / Bezos tax cuts don't pay for themselves.
#3 | Posted by censored at 2026-02-14 06:38 AM | Reply
The tariff's impacts have been widespread, with coffee price up by 33.6 percent, ground beef up by 19.3 percent and even lettuce surging by 16.8 percent, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
"I will lower prices on day one!"
#4 | Posted by Nixon at 2026-02-14 08:29 AM | Reply
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