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Intuit possibly succumbs to the Streisand effect
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As another comment said, I also dropped everything and read the article. So yeah I guess that'd mean Streisand effect is coming into play.
Regarding the topic at hand: I don't care what these companies say at this point. The fact is that in the past, I have used their services, clicked the "free" button, did some things, and then ended up having to pay them money.
Until the day comes that I get a letter in the mail from the government saying, "Here's how much you paid in taxes, if you're cool with that then please disregard", I will not be satisfied.
NZ does that. More accurately, they email you to tell you that there's a letter available online - I don't think they send physical mail by default.
Then they pay any refund straight into your nominated bank account.
The US government has a lot of work to do before they can be trusted to do that. They're allowing a serial rapist, liar and grifter to run for a second term as president, their collective decision making is questionable at best.
You are mixing up unrelated things. Politics is a circus but that doesn't mean the Government can't do certain things well.
It does when they don't...
Maybe every six months or something so I can keep track of it yes. Also if you are a registered charity and offer tax deductions, why can't you just submit the credit directly to my tax account so I can see that on the six month statement? Trying to make me Remember it and submit receipts feels like one of those stupid rebate deals where they make the process unnecessarily cumbersome just as a barrier to entry.