The average working American is going to get $1,000 more in refunds thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law July 4, 2025.
With all the news currently happening, you can bet that the propaganda media is not going to cover the massive increase in tax refunds that are coming this year.
The average working American is going to get $1,000 more in refunds thanks to the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, signed into law July 4, 2025.
In fact, the typical payout according to the White House will exceed $4,000.
Last year the federal government refunded $329 billion to federal taxpayers who had withheld more than they needed. This year, the U.S. Treasury expects to refund $429 billion.
You would think a $100 billion increase going into working Americans’ pockets would be a big story. But to the anti-Trump, left-wing news media, no story which helps the president can be a good story.


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