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2. John Hewitt (entrepreneur) - Wikipedia

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   By 1980, He was the youngest regional director at H&R Block running over 250 offices. [2] Hewitt perceived a need for technological innovation within the tax industry and he left H&R Block in order to pursue that opportunity. Working alongside his father, he pioneered the development of decision-tree tax-preparation software.

3. Category:Financial software - Wikipedia

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4. Greg Gianforte - Wikipedia

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   Gianforte speaking at a business conference in 2006. Gianforte began his career in 1983 at Bell Laboratories, working in product acquisition. [22] [28] Frustrated by the bureaucratic corporate hierarchy at Bell Labs, Gianforte departed to co-found Brightwork Development Inc., a developer of server-based LAN management software for the banking industry, which was based in Tinton Falls, New Jersey.

5. Category:macOS software - Wikipedia

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   Business software for macOS‎ (1 C, 7 P) C. Macintosh software companies‎ (2 C, 44 P) ... H&R Block Tax Software; Hotspot Shield; I. I Done This; Intuitive ...

6. Jackson Hewitt - Wikipedia

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   By the following tax season there were 22 offices. In October 1989, the Montgomery Ward department-store chain contracted with Jackson Hewitt to open offices in 169 stores across the United States. For years, Sears – a competitor of Montgomery Ward – had been host to H&R Block in its stores. The sudden growth was too much for the company ...

7. 7 tax secrets the IRS won’t tell you - AOL

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   In fact, according to H&R Block, 77% of all audits are simply mail audits, in which the IRS asks you to respond with documents or answers supporting the information you submitted on your return ...