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This group of Americans will most likely get the biggest tax refunds

TTI director Lynn Ebel tells CNBC that children still living at home may see a larger tax refund this year especially if they live in low-tax states.

By: Brittany Benson / March 07, 2019

TTI director Lynn Ebel tells CNBC that children still living at home may see a larger tax refund this year especially if they live in low-tax states.

Brittany Benson

Brittany Benson, JD, is a tax research analyst at The Tax Institute. Brittany specializes in the issues that affect Native American, international, and ministerial taxpayers.

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