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Have You Worked at Intuit or Another Tax Prep Company? Know Something About TurboTax? We’d Like to Hear From You.

We’d like to hear about your experience in the tax prep software industry with companies like Intuit, H&R Block or Jackson Hewitt.

by Justin Elliott and Ariana Tobin

April 29, 2019, 5 a.m. EDT

Over the past several months, we’ve reported on the ways Intuit has made its TurboTax Free File product really hard to find.

We’re interested in understanding how the TurboTax product lineup and the Free File issue are seen and handled inside the company. Do you work at Intuit or did you work there in recent years? We’re interested in many perspectives , so we’d love to hear from you if you worked in finance, marketing, data science, analytics, design, legal or other areas.

If you have other information about Intuit, Free File or the tax software industry, including other companies like H&R Block or Jackson Hewitt, we would love to hear about that, too. Fill out the form below to help us get the fullest, most accurate sense of what’s going on.

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