Taxing Times Ahead

Written by Andrew Meagher (contact - e-mail) -- January 30th, 2006 | Share - Save - E-mail

As W4’s began hitting inboxes across the country during Week 3 we started to see some serious traffic to sites related to tax returns. Intuit, H&R Block, and TaxActOnline all saw increases of over 60%, while TurboTax logged 1.3 million visitors — a lift of 56% over the previous week.

Leading the taxpack in terms of sheer volume, the IRS website served over 3 million unique visitors looking for the latest forms and rule changes. Riding that wave of necessary popularity was irs.com, a site run by a crafty outfit calling itself Internet Revenue Services, Inc.. Surely any resemblance is coincidental…


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