The FTC brought an administrative complaint against Intuit based on its nationwide, multichannel advertising campaigns promoting its TurboTax tax preparation service as “free,” when in reality, two-thirds of taxpayers were ineligible for its “free” product. Yesterday, the FTC made public a unanimous opinion affirming an ALJ’s cease-and-desist order and conclusion that the claims were false and misleading. Intuit raised a number of constitutional and statutory defenses, including challenges to the FTC’s structure and adjudicatory mechanisms created by the FTCA, suggesting litigation is likely to continue.