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Intuit Wants To Help You Start Your Tax Practice

Kelly Phillips ErbApril 30, 2009May 16, 2020

To help stimulate the economy to create new businesses, new jobs, and new clients, Intuit is offering ten “Stimulus Grants” to help accounting and tax professionals start new firms and to help existing firms to expand their practices.

As part of Intuit’s “Power to Get More Done” campaign to support accounting and tax professionals, Intuit will be awarding grants of $10,000 — plus $10,000 in products and services — to ten deserving firms from May through July 2009. For rules and more information, check out their site.

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