| 'It looks so official, and so real' |
KBOI-TVHicken says scammers are mimicking online tax services, like Intuit's TurboTax, and urging individuals to update their Social Security numbers and businesses to update their employer ID numbers by clicking on a link that throws a virus on their ...
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| Intuit Updates Tax Research and Import |
Accounting TodayBy Seth Fineberg, Accounting Today Intuit has made several updates to its Tax Research and Tax Import for Lacerte and ProSeries products, in response to a recent survey of accounting professionals. The Intuit survey, conducted in December 2011, ...
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| Roadshow: Drivers can take part in future transportation planning |
Contra Costa TimesBy Gary Richards Q As a San Diego employee of Intuit, I travel to our Mountain View office three to four days a month. One thing that I have noticed about driving in Silicon Valley is that very little is being done to speed up traffic and help people ...
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| 'iBank Access' Seeking to Remake Personal Finance on the iPad |
Mac RumorsAs Intuit's Quicken options for Mac users continue to falter in the wake of a stripped-down Quicken Essentials release and the company's ongoing efforts to make the more fully-functional Quicken 2007 compatible with OS X Lion, other personal finance ...
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| Better Business Bureau Warns Of E-mail Tax Scam |
10TVPeople said that they had received e-mails from security@intuit.com or update@intuit.com asking them to click on a link to add personal information to their tax return. The Better Business Bureau told 10TV that link would lead to a computer virus.
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| Outgoing Yahoo Chairman Roy Bostock's Farewell Letter (and Other Stuff) |
All Things DigitalIntuit CEO Brad Smith has a full-time job, and the newly installed Weather Channel CEO David Kenny does, too. Among the current directors, that would leave Sue James, Patti Hart and newly installed Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson — or one of Yahoo's new board ...
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| Spamvertised 'Tax information needed urgently' emails lead to malware |
ZDNet (blog)Impersonating INTUIT Inc., the maker of the popular tax software TurboFax, cybercriminals are spamvertising links are attempting to trick end users into thinking that “it appears that your name and/or Taxpayer Identification Number, that is stated on ...
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