yeah but you guys are supposed to give an accurate estimate granted you even employ probabilistic methods (at least in the risk of audit sections) in your calculations. A $6200k difference between approved return and actual deposit isn't accurate. The govts process is very opaque to the average user of your product. Its just a tad sketchy since there is a third party credit product offered (in the form of an advance) based on your estimated returns which seems to make for perverse incentives. Had I taken turbo tax up on that advance offer via credit karma I would be on the hook for well over what my actual return was.
