福克斯独家消息：纳税人在申报季过半时平均退税超过3700美元，特朗普政府将此归因于其新减税政策带来的实得工资增长。
福克斯新闻数字版查阅的财政部数据显示，美国国税局(IRS)目前已处理近6350万份纳税申报单，约占4月15日截止日总申报量的45%。
在同一更新数据中，超过2750万纳税人使用1-A附表（一种新的IRS表格，用于申报与小费、加班费、特定汽车贷款利息及提高的老年人扣除相关的减免额），申报了至少一项唐纳德·特朗普总统推出的新减税措施。
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财政部表示，超过1550万份申报单申请了“加班费免税”优惠，使其成为迄今为止使用最广泛的新税收条款。(Emily Elconin/Getty Images)
财政部称，在迄今为止申报的最广泛使用的新减税措施中，超过1550万份申报单享受了“加班费免税”，超过350万份申报单享受了“小费免税”，政府表示这些条款允许符合条件的工人将这些收入从应纳税所得额中扣除。
财政部还报告称，超过920万份申报单申请了“老年人减免优惠”，超过69万份申报单申请了“汽车贷款利息免税”。
特朗普于2025年7月4日签署的《超级漂亮法案》(OBBBA)是一项全面的税收和支出计划，在2017年《减税与就业法案》(TCJA)基础上进一步扩展，并推出新的联邦倡议。该法案延长了原本将于去年年底到期的TCJA下的减税政策，避免了个人广泛增税。多项条款被永久化，包括降低个人所得税率和扩大标准扣除额。
法案还临时延长了其他条款，重塑了家庭和企业的税收格局，同时新增了旨在长期储蓄的项目。
OBBBA中的一项新举措是“特朗普账户”，这是一个政府创建的儿童投资项目。
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财政部表示，目前已有近350万“特朗普账户”被开设。(iStock)
这些账户的运作方式类似传统的长期投资工具，但有专门保护年轻储户的规则。仅向18岁以下人群开放，资金来源包括联邦种子资金、家庭私人捐款，以及在适用情况下雇主或非营利组织的补充存款。
财政部称，目前已有近350万“特朗普账户”被开设，超过80万人符合1000美元试点项目的资格。
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财政部长斯科特·贝森特表示，特朗普总统的减税政策正在为美国人提供经济纾困。(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
财政部长斯科特·贝森特指出，中期数据显示减税政策正在带来切实缓解。
“财政部和美国国税局(IRS)不知疲倦地工作，确保纾困资金高效、安全、按时发放，”贝森特表示。
“本申报季反映了我们让税收制度为工薪家庭服务的承诺。由于特朗普总统签署的具有里程碑意义的立法，数百万美国人保住了更多自己赚来的钱，工资支票比以往任何时候都更能满足生活需求，”他补充道。
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FIRST ON FOX:Taxpayers are seeing an average refund above $3,700 halfway through the filing season, and the Trump administration is pointing to its new tax breaks as a driver of higher take-home pay.
Treasury figures reviewed by Fox News Digital show the IRS has processed nearly 63.5 million returns so far, or about 45% of the total expected by April 15.
In the same update, more than 27.5 million filers claimed at least one of President Donald Trump’s new tax cuts using Schedule 1-A, a new IRS form for deductions tied to tips, overtime, certain car loan interest and an enhanced senior deduction.
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Treasury said more than 15.5 million returns have claimed the “No Tax on Overtime” break, making it the most widely used new tax provision to date.(Emily Elconin/Getty Images)
Among the most widely claimed new tax breaks so far, Treasury said more than 15.5 million returns took the “No Tax on Overtime” break, while more than 3.5 million claimed “No Tax on Tips,” provisions the administration says allow eligible workers to exclude those earnings from taxable income.
Treasury also reported more than 9.2 million returns claiming the Enhanced Deduction for Seniors, and more than 690,000 claimed “No Tax on Car Loan Interest.”
Signed into law on July 4, 2025, Trump’s landmark One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) is a sweeping tax and spending package that builds on the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), enacted during his first term, while introducing new federal initiatives.
The law extends tax cuts originally enacted under the TCJA that were scheduled to expire at the end of last year, preventing a broad tax increase for individuals. Several provisions are made permanent, including lower individual income tax rates and an expanded standard deduction.
It also extends other provisions temporarily, reshaping the tax landscape for households and businesses while adding new programs aimed at long-term savings.
One of the new initiatives tucked in the OBBBA is “Trump Accounts,” a government-created investment program for children.
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Treasury said nearly 3.5 million “Trump Accounts” have been opened so far.(iStock)
The accounts function much like traditional long-term investment vehicles, but with rules specifically designed to protect young savers. Available only to those under 18, they’re funded through federal seed money, private contributions from families and, when applicable, supplemental deposits from employers or nonprofit organizations.
Treasury said nearly 3.5 million “Trump Accounts” have been opened so far, and more than 800,000 qualify for the $1,000 pilot program.
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Secretary of Treasury Scott Bessent says President Donald Trump’s tax breaks are delivering financial relief to Americans.(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pointed to the mid-season data as evidence the tax cuts are delivering relief.
“Treasury and the IRS have worked tirelessly to ensure that relief was delivered efficiently, securely, and on time,” Bessent said.
“This filing season reflects our commitment to making the tax system work for working families. Because of the landmark legislation signed into law by President Trump, millions of Americans are keeping more of what they earn and seeing their paychecks go further than ever before,” he added.
Amanda covers the intersection of business and politics for Fox News Digital.
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