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TurboTax gets AI boost
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TurboTax gets AI boost
Tax season for 2024 is set to become significantly smoother thanks to AI. Intuit, the parent company of TurboTax and Credit Karma, launched a new AI-powered tool called "Intuit Assist".
Here's what Intuit Assist can do:
TurboTax: Analyzes your tax situation, creates a checklist to assist you in filing your taxes, and helps you navigate the US tax code.
Credit Karma: Provides personalized answers to your finance-related questions based on your credit and offers tailored recommendations.
QuickBooks: Assists businesses in identifying cash flow, auto-generating invoices, and more.
Mailchimp: Aids in generating personalized marketing campaigns and auto-drafting emails.
Bigger picture: Intuit assist might be the most impactful AI-integration this year, with AI helping over 100 million consumers to solve tax, accounting, cash flow, personal finance, and marketing challenges!
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