The president's tax law, passed last year, has resulted in a significant increase in tax returns for many Americans, with the average refund this tax season being $3,521, about $350 more than the previous year. However, some middle-income households are finding the benefits smaller than they anticipated due to how certain tax cuts are structured. The highest-income individuals are expected to benefit significantly from the tax changes, with about 60% of the tax savings projected to go to households earning more than $217,000. The wealthiest households could see millions in savings with bigger tax benefits on everything from private jets to multimillion-dollar inheritances. The tax system has been a key feature of the growing divide between rich and poor in America, contributing to a growing inequality.