Wall Street Journal writes the definitive accounting of the harsh times confronting a local company who is also losing market share to the Internets. Take a look at upcoming layoffs that will soon hit home: H&R Block U.S. Tax Return Volume Declines 5.8%
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I blame the toy train, because I don't like it, ergo it must be the cause of this and all bad "news".
ReplyDeleteThere are plenty of great reasons to oppose boutique rail, but it's a start. :)
DeleteI thought the Corporate groomed Staubio the Tweeter was going to be the savior of Hallmark.
ReplyDeleteThey were the Cerner of tax incentives before there was a Cerner. Now, look at them.
ReplyDeleteWhen you train tax prep people for a couple of months, pay them low wages and then charge customers $400 to do a simple return you might lose business.
ReplyDeleteBut I bet the executives didn't take a pay cut or suffer any consequences.
ReplyDeleteA company that should be gone from the KC landscape. Shitty management, terrible treatment of employees and a culture that would make a man with morals or values puke. Absolute predictors when it comes to poor folk. A broken mess.
ReplyDeleteBut we name shit after them. Where gonna have to find a sucker to name shit after?
ReplyDeleteDarren Wilson?
ReplyDeleteMy Nigerian accountant does my taxes.
ReplyDeleteYou nailed it, I think H&R block would rather be intuit
ReplyDeleteLet's look ten years from now and see how their
self prepared software is doing. They could care less about their tax preparers. Horrible company to work for, ripe for the taking of their market share. They now target the computer illiterate and take advantage of their vulnerability. How can a company without morals prepare taxes correctly and price fairly. They are worse than Walmart.