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H&R Block and Intuit Continue to Struggle [view article]
I agree Mr. Laljee is just bluffing with this article. He focuses too much on the so called saturation of the internet tax filing market and some illusionist idea that INTU almost reached its end, which contradicts the Compay's latest innovations. The article is badly articulated and lacks real figures and objective research data. I feel the so-called analyst wrote it just because he had nothing else to do. May 20 01:25 AM