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... like in the last episode With, uh, Claude Cowork working in TaxAct, and I had it, like, in the browser, clicking around, filling it out for me, doing it, and it was, it was really...

It was not the fastest.

It takes a while.

[chuckles] This morning

... on the, on the deadline.

Got the K-1s out, and you know, it found, again, errors in how TaxAct calculates the, the Schedule M and L.

Like, it, it doesn't inc- it doesn't adjust for the non-deductible expenses.

We know about the TurboTax debit cards because they're coming straight off the site.

But now as the fraud progress, they advertise in H&R Block cards, Green Dot cards, Tax Act cards, like all of these different sites are coming with cards.

But with those cards, it's coming with a routing number and an account number.

And at this time, the IRS isn't putting two and two together, right? Because I know now, like if you try and give them a green dot card or something, they're like, no, we have to have like a national bank or we have to have certain banks and there are certain cards they won't deposit it on.

joined a growth stage company called Updata for several years.

And then most recently before joining April was at a company called Blue Cora that owned both TaxAct and Avantax.

TaxAct was the third largest DIY tax provider and Avantax tax-focused wealth management platform that allowed tax professionals to convert into financial advisors, but also partnered with a lot of tax professionals to offer wealth management through our independent RIA referral channel.

So that was a lot of fun after we sold each of those businesses.

I actually joined April originally as an advisor and then came on board full time a little over two years ago.