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1/27/2026

  • jesse4430
  • 5 hours ago
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N. WISCONSIN / U.P. - Tax season is here, and many Americans could see higher refunds this year.  The Treasury Department estimates tax refunds will average $1,000 more per household.  Many filers did not adjust their withholdings when recent income tax breaks began, which may be why refunds are higher.  A new law also boosted the standard deduction for many tax filers. Congress boosted it by $750 to $15,750 for single filers and by $1,500 to $31,500 for married couples filing jointly. It also expands state and local tax deductions and gives a new break for some seniors.  You can file your taxes beginning Monday through April 15.

 
 
 

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