Intuit seeks to fix problems with MN tax returns

Published March 9, 2013 1:11am ET



ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — The company that makes TurboTax and other popular tax software says the problems identified by Minnesota officials are confined just to Minnesota.

Intuit spokeswoman Julie Miller says the problems affect several portions of the 2012 Minnesota income tax returns, including property tax refunds, education expenses and $5 political contributions. She says about 10,000 tax returns will be affected by the communication errors.

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