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The company was forced to pay a settlement of $141 million and change its advertising tactics. Now, that money is being distributed to qualifying customers.

AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced that $141 million will be distributed to Intuit TurboTax customers who were allegedly misled into paying Intuit to file their federal tax returns, a press release states.

Harrisburg, Pa. — Consumers who were misled by TurboTax’s owner, Intuit, into paying for free tax services should soon expect reimbursement from a $141 million multistate settlement.

Thousands of Pennsylvanians are eligible for reimbursement after a settlement was reached between the state attorney general and TurboTax’s owner, Intuit.

More than 41,700 Connecticut residents who have used TurboTax will receive a collective $1.27 million in settlement checks this month, according to an announcement Thursday from Connecticut Attorney General William Tong.

A record multistate agreement with Intuit, Inc. could put money in the pockets of millions of low-income Americans who got duped into paying TurboTax.

The South Carolina Attorney General's Office says approximately 72,000 consumers in the state will receive a check from a settlement involving TurboTax's parent company.

Millions of US taxpayers will be receiving checks in the mail from Intuit Inc., the parent company of TurboTax, as part of a multistate settlement first announced in May 2022.

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