As part of a multi-state settlement, more than 70,000 New Jersey taxpayers will split $2.15 million in restitution to settle claims that TurboTax’s parent company, Intuit, misled consumers about free tax preparation services, the attorney general’s office said. The total settlement, worth $141 million across all 50 states, says that nearly 4.5 million consumers nationwide were misled into purchasing paid versions of TurboTax instead of using free versions, it said. “This settlement puts millions of dollars back in the pockets of New Jersey taxpayers who got scammed by Intuit’s misleading adver…