Even if you’re below the income threshold for 2025, tax credits and excess withholding could result in a tax refund, making filing a tax return worth your time.

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Early IRS data shows fewer tax returns processed and few refunds issued through Feb. 6, but the average refund amount is up. Here's what to know.