After slow start, tax refunds down only slightly from last year

Published April 24, 2019 10:46pm ET



Tax refunds are down only slightly from the end of last year’s prime taxing season, according to new data released Wednesday by the IRS.

The news comes after data released by the tax collection agency earlier in the main filing season, which runs from late January through mid-April, showed refunds and the average amounts of refunds to be significantly down from the year before.

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