DOJ requires Intuit to sell Credit Karma’s free tax business

Ben Remaly

30 November 2020

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Intuit must divest Credit Karma’s digital do-it-yourself tax business to move forward with its $7.1 billion acquisition of the financial technology company, the Department of Justice has said.

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DOJ requires Intuit to sell Credit Karma’s free tax business

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