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question everything

(48,981 posts) Fri Jan 29, 2021, 02:00 PM Jan 2021

Started with TurboTax. Just signed in, confirmed name, address, etc. [View all]

But it immediately invited me to "share tax info with Intuit and its subsidiary." Supposedly to help me with strategies, or something. I decided to skip.

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Started with TurboTax. Just signed in, confirmed name, address, etc. [View all] question everything Jan 2021 OP

I use the free version of it CountAllVotes Jan 2021 #1

Turbo tax was also hacked in the past. iemitsu Jan 2021 #2

Wow! Never heard of this. One good reason to decline question everything Jan 2021 #4

Don't they have all the info they need just from one's tax return -- name, address, progree Jan 2021 #5

Precisely. All the changes in the past 20 years! So no need to give them more. question everything Jan 2021 #6

They will give you many opportunities to upgrade. Just say no thanks and move on. LiberalBrooke Jan 2021 #3