Released: January 18, 2013
Tax refunds are ‘windfall’ for most American families
Source: Herb Weisbaum, TODAY (MSNBC.com) ( Free Registration )
The first tax refunds will go out in mid-February, and millions of Americans can’t wait to get that money. Last year, the average refund was about $2,700, the IRS reports. That’s more than a month’s income for two out of three taxpayers or more than three months worth of groceries for a typical family of four, according to TurboTax.
“The tax refund is a significant financial windfall, the biggest financial payday for most Americans,” said Bob Meighan, lead CPA for The American Tax & Financial Center at TurboTax. “People plan for and look forward to those refunds. It’s critically important to them, especially people living paycheck to paycheck.”
Read Full Article: Tax refunds are ‘windfall’ for most American families
Quick Menu
Support Consumer Action
Join Our Email List
Consumer Help Desk
- Help Desk
- Submit Your Complaints
- Presente su queja
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Links to Consumer Resources
- Consumer Service Guide (CSG)
- Alerts
- Consumer Booknotes
