Tax,
Civil Litigation
May 5, 2022
National deal reached with Intuit over ‘free’ tax software ads
The Mountain View company still faces an FTC investigation over allegations that it misled low-income consumers.
Several states, the City of Los Angeles and Santa Clara County, announced Wednesday that Intuit Inc., maker of TurboTax, agreed to pay $141 million to settle claims of deceptive practices in connection with its “free” tax preparation software for low-income taxpayers.
Intuit, which is based in Mountain View, said in a blog post that it admitted no wrongdoing and agreed to the deal “to put this matter behind” it. “Intuit already adheres to ...
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