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|Description=FTC file against Intuit inc. On the basis of decepitve advertising on its free filing software turbo tax. | |Description=FTC file against Intuit inc. On the basis of decepitve advertising on its free filing software turbo tax. | ||
}} | }}The Federal Trade Commission is taking action against Intuit Inc., the maker of the popular TurboTax tax filing software, by issuing an administrative complaint against the company for deceiving consumers with bogus advertisements pitching “free” tax filing that millions of consumers could not use. In addition, to prevent ongoing harm to consumers rushing to file their taxes, the Commission also filed a federal district court complaint asking a court to order Intuit to halt its deceptive advertising immediately. | ||
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{{Ph-I-L}} | {{Ph-I-L|Lawsiut=On March 28 2022, FTC filed to halt all advertisment from the software turbo tax citing that its deceptive use of the word "free" which the FTC claims is a mojority of the language used in Intuits inc's. advertising for turbo tax software. FTC also claimed only 1/3 of users were even able to get the free version of the filing software.}} | ||
Revision as of 14:44, 24 March 2026
The Federal Trade Commission is taking action against Intuit Inc., the maker of the popular TurboTax tax filing software, by issuing an administrative complaint against the company for deceiving consumers with bogus advertisements pitching “free” tax filing that millions of consumers could not use. In addition, to prevent ongoing harm to consumers rushing to file their taxes, the Commission also filed a federal district court complaint asking a court to order Intuit to halt its deceptive advertising immediately.
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