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I read a recent article in forbes magazine. Apparently jackson hewitt has sued h&r block for filing & advertising about false accusations about errors jackson & hewitt has made. Short story is h&r block isn't doing them in 2012 & j&h is. Apparently the irs has stopped providing a debt indicator tool which these tax companies use to determine a potential loan candidates status & credit worthiness. So dont be surprised if the fees will be more this year & it will be harder to get approved.

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