White House Reports First-Year Impact of Working Families Tax Cuts

The White House released statistics showing the first-year impact of the Working Families Tax Cuts, signed in 2025. According to the release, millions of Americans received tax refunds this season, with an average refund of $3,400, an 11% increase from the previous year. Direct tax relief claimed by families and workers totaled $82 billion, with 97 % of filers receiving a cut. More than 29 million workers used the No Tax on Overtime deduction, averaging $3,100 per deduction. The No Tax on Social Security deduction was claimed by over 35 million seniors, averaging $7,500. Nearly 8 million workers claimed No Tax on Tips, averaging $7,000. The No Tax on Made‑in‑America Car Loan Interest deduction was claimed by 1.4 million filers, averaging $1,800. Additionally, 40 million families claimed the enhanced Child Tax Credit, and 127 million taxpayers benefited from a permanently doubled standard deduction.

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