Mr. Ken Treat

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  mobi.franchising.com/news/article/12856/ - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/4/2009    Last Visited: 9/6/2009  

  As one of the country's most recognized brands, H&R Block has processes and tools in place that can help you realize your business goals, whether you are a current independent tax firm or an entrepreneur," said Ken Treat, senior vice president of franchise development at H&R Block.

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  Published on: 8/2/2008    Last Visited: 8/2/2008  

  But when you calculate it on 11 or 12 days, that's what makes it high," said Ken Treat, senior vice president for field operations for H&R Block's U.S. tax services.
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  H&R Block is offering this loan, Treat said, because "we didn't want to pull the rug out from under our men and women in the military."
  
  Treat said H&R Block offices that don't offer the loans are reporting that troops who can't get them are upset.
  
  "Many, after the holidays when they overspent, are waiting for the refund anticipation loan," he said."Now, they're having to wait a little longer for the money."
  
  Treat said that in some cases, troops may be deploying within the next few weeks and want to get their money so they can pay off debt or bills before they leave.
  
  Other people simply "want to be finished," he said."They get their taxes prepared and don't want to wait 14 days for the refund."
  
  H&R Block employees always inform people that these loans are expensive, Treat said, and suggest alternatives."If they don't need them, we advise them not to get them," he said.
  
  So think hard — really hard — about why you can't wait two weeks to get your tax refund.And remember that if you don't get the refund you expected, you'll still have to repay the loan.
  
  If that happens, Treat said, H&R Block's bank will work with you to get the loan repaid.
  
  Consider other options.Contact your military relief society — Army Emergency Relief, Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, Air Force Aid Society or Coast Guard Mutual Assistance.

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  Published on: 3/31/2008    Last Visited: 3/31/2008  

  But when you calculate it on 11 or 12 days, that's what makes it high," said Ken Treat, senior vice president for field operations for H&R Block's U.S. tax services.
  ...
  H&R Block is offering this loan, Treat said, because "we didn't want to pull the rug out from under our men and women in the military."
  
  Treat said H&R Block offices that don't offer the loans are reporting that troops who can't get them are upset.
  
  "Many, after the holidays when they overspent, are waiting for the refund anticipation loan," he said."Now, they're having to wait a little longer for the money."
  
  Treat said that in some cases, troops may be deploying within the next few weeks and want to get their money so they can pay off debt or bills before they leave.
  
  Other people simply "want to be finished," he said."They get their taxes prepared and don't want to wait 14 days for the refund."
  
  H&R Block employees always inform people that these loans are expensive, Treat said, and suggest alternatives."If they don't need them, we advise them not to get them," he said.
  
  So think hard - really hard - about why you can't wait two weeks to get your tax refund.And remember that if you don't get the refund you expected, you'll still have to repay the loan.
  
  If that happens, Treat said, H&R Block's bank will work with you to get the loan repaid.
  
  Consider other options.Contact your military relief society - Army Emergency Relief, Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society, Air Force Aid Society or Coast Guard Mutual Assistance.

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  denver.bizjournals.com/denver/stories/2009/08/31/daily9 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/4/2009    Last Visited: 9/4/2009  

  Ken Treat H&R Block will convert 500 company offices to franchises - Denver Business Journal:
  
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  "H&R Block believes that success will be driven through a hands-on operator involved with the business," Ken Treat, senior vice president of franchise development, said in a release Thursday.

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  Published on: 9/4/2009    Last Visited: 9/4/2009  

  "H&R Block believes that success will be driven through a hands-on operator involved with the business," said Ken Treat, senior vice president of franchise development, in a news release.

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  www.navytimes.com/money/financial_advice/military_sgtsh - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/15/2009    Last Visited: 2/15/2009  

  But when you calculate it on 11 or 12 days, that's what makes it high," said Ken Treat, senior vice president for field operations for H&R Block's U.S. tax services.
  ...
  H&R Block is offering this loan, Treat said, because "we didn't want to pull the rug out from under our men and women in the military."
  
  Treat said H&R Block offices that don't offer the loans are reporting that troops who can't get them are upset.
  
  "Many, after the holidays when they overspent, are waiting for the refund anticipation loan," he said. "Now, they're having to wait a little longer for the money."
  
  Treat said that in some cases, troops may be deploying within the next few weeks and want to get their money so they can pay off debt or bills before they leave.
  
  Other people simply "want to be finished," he said. "They get their taxes prepared and don't want to wait 14 days for the refund."
  
  H&R Block employees always inform people that these loans are expensive, Treat said, and suggest alternatives. "If they don't need them, we advise them not to get them," he said.
  
  So think hard - really hard - about why you can't wait two weeks to get your tax refund. And remember that if you don't get the refund you expected, you'll still have to repay the loan.
  
  If that happens, Treat said, H&R Block's bank will work with you to get the loan repaid.

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  www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/stories/2009/08/31/daily68. - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/3/2009    Last Visited: 9/3/2009  

  "H&R Block believes that success will be driven through a hands-on operator involved with the business," Ken Treat, senior vice president of franchise development, said in a release Thursday.

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  Published on: 1/1/2007    Last Visited: 11/16/2007  

  Ken Treat, H&R Block

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  Published on: 9/3/2009    Last Visited: 9/4/2009  

  Ken Treat H&R Block will convert 500 company offices to franchises - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
  
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  "H&R Block believes that success will be driven through a hands-on operator involved with the business," Ken Treat, senior vice president of franchise development, said in a release Thursday.

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  Published on: 9/3/2009    Last Visited: 9/4/2009  

  "H&R Block believes that success will be driven through a hands-on operator involved with the business," Ken Treat, senior vice president of franchise development, said in a release Thursday.
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  Treat said in an interview that the locations for sale aprimarily are in rural areas outside a 50-mile radius of a district office, but that there also are inner-city locations in areas with large ethnic populations. He said Block thinks these offices are better run by people who live and work in those communities and understand the culture and heritage of the people who live there.
  
  "These are not unprofitable offices," Treat said. "The strategy is not to raise capital, but to right-size our footprint and get more local ownership. We identified these markets, which tend to do better as franchise locations."
  
  Treat said that any capital raised would be used at the discretion of the company, which has stated goals of buying back shares, paying dividends and making investments that increase shareholder value.

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