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H&R Block: This Is Not The Year to File Taxes on Paper

Cheddar interviewed Kathy Pickering, Vice President of Regulatory Affairs and Executive Director of The Tax Institute for a story on why 2019 is not the year to file tax returns on paper and how H&R Block can help consumers file. Listen here.

February 04, 2019

Cheddar interviewed Kathy Pickering, TTI vice president and executive director, for a story on why 2019 is not the year to file tax returns on paper and how H&R Block can help consumers file. Listen here.

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