Wading into litigation that alleges Intuit is misleading consumers intending to access the free tax filing program the company offers with the IRS for lower income Americans, the Federal Trade Commission asked a federal magistrate judge to force Intuit to change its advertising for the TurboTax software.
“TurboTax is bombarding consumers with ads for ‘free’ tax filing services, and then hitting them with charges when it’s time to file,” di...
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