
In a settlement with the California Attorney General, H&R Block agreed to pay $4.85 million, including $2.45 million in consumer restitution, to resolve allegations that the tax-preparation company violated state and federal laws in marketing high-cost refund anticipation loans (rals) mainly to low-income customers. For more info visit https://www.oag.ca.gov/news/press-releases/attorney-general-brown-reaches-agreement-hr-block-prohibiting-deceptive