That will come from the software company you used to file within 48 hours.

What they do is figure out a way to come up with a scam deduction or something like that, and it does boost the refund. Those are the ones that if they're getting a fee based on the size of the refund, they're skimming something off the top.

If a company does get caught, it's too late to go out and buy the software, ... Otherwise there's no incentive for companies to deal with this on their own. We make it expensive for the companies that get caught.

We believe we're the first software company to do this.

IBM has decided that being a company committed to open standards, open document formats and free software means ultimately reassessing the patent process and its role in your relationship to your customers,

It just stunned me that someone would actually think of putting their data off-site. I'm a software company guy. It just seemed profane.