[tired&retired]

You don't see ads for TurboTax on Facebook if you already have an account, for instance. TaxAct is also delivering financial data to Google through that company's analytics tool.

[Steely Tom]

Why would they do this?

Perhaps money is involved?

One would think this would be rather illegal.

Remember when the left was constantly talking about “consumers” and “consumer protection” ? Long time ago.

[DownInFlames]

I smell a huge class action lawsuit coming.

[TexasGator]

Intuit’s TurboTax also uses the Pixel to send data, although that’s limited to usernames and the last sign-in dates for given devices.

[Terry L Smith]

that is why i have done my own taxes, paper and pencil.

[I want the USA back]

People must go to jail for this. But won’t.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Wonder what the CIA and FBI want with it ... civil asset forfeiture scams and raids on Conservatives?

[Freedom of Speech Wins]

This isn’t good,especially to the extent people chose not to have their data shared.

[Freedom of Speech Wins]

This isn’t good,especially to the extent people chose not to have their data shared.

[mass55th]

I’ve only ever submitted my taxes by paper return. Would never do them online.

[Fido969]

“Free filing” is designed to get your data for marketing, period.

[minnesota_bound]

These companies may be sending the data to Google despite you not sending the return online. You finish the return and you print it out to mail it by these companies just send the data to Google anyways with you not informed.

[bitt]

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[Candor7]

Which is why I use a small town , private tax return prep service and file hard copy myself.