Pa. attorney general announces payouts from TurboTax settlement
Pennsylvanians who were deceived into paying to file their taxes in 2016-2018, when they were eligible to file for free, are expected to receive around $30 from the settlement.
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Pennsylvanians who were deceived into paying to file their taxes in 2016-2018, when they were eligible to file for free, are expected to receive around $30 from the settlement.
Juneau, Alaska (KINY) - Consumers are to receive Checks in the mail from the multistate settlement without needing to file a claim.
(Richmond)- More than 119,000 Virginians who paid for TurboTax's "free" tax-filing services will soon receive checks as part of a $141 million settlement. The Virginia Attorney General's office says the state will get more than $3.6 million from Intuit — the owner of TurboTax — after the company agreed to pay customers across the country who were deceived by ads promising free tax-filing services that they ended up paying for. Those eligible for a settlement check include people who paid to file their federal tax returns through TurboTax for the 2016, 2017 and 2018 tax ...
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.
A number of Illinois residents will be receiving checks from a multi-state settlement with TurboTax owner Intuit. Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul says Intuit will pay 141-million-dollars as restitution to millions of Americans, including more than four-million-dollars to over 143-thousand affected Illinoisans. Eligible consumers include those who paid to file their federal tax returns through TurboTax for tax years 2016, '17 and '18, but were eligible to file for free through the IRS Free File Program. Most consumers are expected to receive between 29 and 30-dollars.