Tax Refund Bump Provides Limited Political Win for Trump-Era Cuts
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The IRS reports that average tax refunds rose this year to about $3,462 through April 3, an 11% increase driven by retroactive Trump-era cuts. While the bump aligns with Republican hopes, it’s unlikely to deliver a decisive political advantage in the upcoming midterms, and the White House warns the impact on voters may be limited.
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