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Intuit beats FTC in court, ending restrictions on "free" TurboTax ads

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An appeals court ruled in favor of Intuit, overturning the FTC's restrictions on advertising TurboTax as "free," deeming the FTC's administrative proceedings unconstitutional. This victory allows Intuit to continue its advertising practices without mandated disclaimers, highlighting a significant setback for regulatory oversight over deceptive marketing claims. Content creators should be aware that this ruling may influence future guidelines and enforcement actions regarding truthful advertising.

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