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Taxpayers who use such software may be giving up more privacy than they realize. andreaciox / Shutterstock.com
Even if you love using TurboTax to file a return, you probably don’t enjoy giving away your privacy rights to the tax preparation service. Unfortunately, if you are not careful, that is exactly what you might do. Writing in The Washington Post, technology columnist Shira Ovide reports that those who use TurboTax software to file their returns often agree to privacy prompts…
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