FTC Commissioners Vote to Deny Motion by the Agency’s Staff Seeking Summary Decision Against Intuit

FTC Commissioners voted to deny a motion by the agency’s Bureau of Consumer Protection seeking a summary decision against Intuit Inc. for engaging in allegedly deceptive advertising of its TurboTax tax preparation service.

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Wednesday, February 1, 2023
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  • FTC Commissioners voted to deny a motion by the agency’s Bureau of Consumer Protection seeking a summary decision against Intuit Inc. for engaging in allegedly deceptive advertising of its TurboTax tax preparation service.
  • The Commission vote to issue the Opinion and Order was 4-0.
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