Administrative Law Judge Issues Initial Decision in FTC’s Case Against Intuit Inc.

Administrative Law Judge Issues Initial Decision in FTC's Case Against Intuit Inc. Order bars company from engaging in deceptive practices in the future In an initial decision announced today, the Federal Trade Commission's Chief Administrative Law Judge (ALJ), D. Michael Chappell, ruled that Intuit Inc. (Intuit), the maker of the popular TurboTax tax filing software, "engaged in deceptive advertising in violation of Section 5 of the FTC Act" and deceived consumers when it ran ads for "free" tax products and services for which many consumers were ineligible. View Press Release More news from the FTC

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