Andrew Lautz

The average refund is about $350 more this year compared to the same time last year.

And most filers should receive at least some bump, according to Andrew Lautz with the Bipartisan Policy Center.

But the center surveyed Americans and found only 27 percent think last year's tax changes favored them.

Even among Republicans, only 35 percent said the tax changes favor them.

Part of that could be because the White House projected average refunds around $1,000, not the $350 that's been the case so far.

Stephen Basaja, NPR News.