
Information Technology · Application Software
$281.60
-8.30%
Vol: 3.2M
Monday, June 15, 2026
No material news in the last 48 hours.
No material news in the last 48 hours.
On May 20, 2026, Intuit posted fiscal Q3 revenue of $8.56B (up 10.4% YoY) and raised FY2026 guidance to $21.34B-$21.37B in revenue and $23.80-$23.85 adjusted EPS. TurboTax revenue grew 7% to $4.4B. The board also approved a $1.20 per-share cash dividend payable in July. The bigger story: CEO Sasan Goodarzi announced layoffs of 17% of full-time staff (over 3,000 of 18,200 employees), triggering $300M-$340M in charges this quarter, to flatten management layers and refocus on AI. Intuit also signed multi-year deals with Anthropic and OpenAI to embed their models. Despite the beat and raise, shares fell ~11% after-hours and are down >40% YTD.
Intuit shares climbed 3.66% on May 19, 2026 ahead of its Q3 FY2026 earnings release scheduled for after market close on May 20, 2026. Consensus estimates project revenue of $8.54B and EPS of $12.57. Early-May product announcements bolstered investor confidence, including major AI-powered enhancements to the Intuit Enterprise Suite and the launch of QuickBooks Workforce, a new agentic-AI-powered HCM platform integrating payroll, time tracking, benefits, hiring, and performance for small and mid-market businesses. The stock received a Zacks Rank #2 (Buy) upgrade on May 18, 2026. Despite a 41.4% decline over the past six months, analyst consensus is Strong Buy with a $799.32 average 12-month target, implying ~47% upside. Marianna Tessel steps down as EVP/GM Small Business Group effective May 31, with Ashley Still expanding her role.
Intuit stock rose 3.5%-4.35% on May 15 as traders positioned ahead of its third-quarter fiscal 2026 earnings release scheduled for May 20, 2026, with analysts expecting EPS of $12.48. The rebound also reflects renewed optimism around recently announced AI initiatives, including a multi-year strategic partnership with OpenAI and a separate Anthropic collaboration to embed customizable agentic AI across QuickBooks and Intuit Enterprise Suite. The company unveiled QuickBooks Workforce, an end-to-end agentic-AI human-capital-management solution, and rolled out Spring 2026 enhancements to the Intuit Enterprise Suite. The bear case is that INTU is still down ~40% YTD on AI-disruption concerns for tax/SMB software, and TD Cowen on May 11 cut its price target from $633 to $576. The Street consensus remains Strong Buy with a $799.32 target.
Intuit will report fiscal Q3 2026 results on May 20, 2026 after market close, with analysts expecting EPS of $12.57 and revenue of $8.54 billion. Shares rose 4.35% on May 15 and 3.24% on May 14 as traders positioned ahead of earnings, also boosted by the launch of QuickBooks Workforce (an HCM solution automating payroll, time tracking, benefits, recruiting, and hiring on a single platform) and Intuit Enterprise Suite enhancements with AI-powered insights for mid-market businesses. The company also announced a multi-year AI partnership with Anthropic for customizable AI agents. Bear case: TD Cowen cut its price target from $633 to $576 on May 11, sending shares down 4.35% on May 13; a class action lawsuit filed May 8 alleges TurboTax Refund Advance loans carry excessive APRs, and IRS Direct File program expansion threatens the high-margin TurboTax franchise.
On May 13, 2026, Intuit announced enhancements to its Intuit Enterprise Suite, integrating AI-powered real-time financial management, multi-entity close automation, dimensional reporting, construction-specific features, and HCM via QuickBooks Workforce. The stock fell 4.35% on May 13 after TD Cowen lowered its price target to $576 from $633 amid AI disruption concerns; shares rebounded 3.24% on May 14. Intuit will report fiscal Q3 2026 results on May 20 after market close. A class action lawsuit filed May 8 alleges TurboTax's Refund Advance loans charge service members rates above legal caps, adding regulatory risk. Average analyst rating remains Buy.
Intuit stock dropped 4.35% on May 13, 2026, closing at $371.71, as AI disruption concerns pressured the software stock heading into its fiscal Q3 2026 earnings on May 20. TD Cowen lowered its price target from $633 to $576 on May 11 while maintaining a Buy rating. The decline follows a strong Q2 report (revenue $4.65B, +17.4% YoY; EPS $4.15 vs. $3.68 consensus) and product launches including QuickBooks Workforce HCM and AI-powered Intuit Enterprise Suite upgrades. A class action lawsuit filed May 8 alleges TurboTax Refund Advance loans harm U.S. service members with APRs above legal caps. Bear case: AI agents like ChatGPT and emerging fintechs threaten to disintermediate TurboTax and QuickBooks. Consensus 12-month target remains $698.67 per 21 analysts.
Intuit is scheduled to release Q3 FY2026 earnings after market close on May 20, with analyst estimates of $12.48 EPS and $8.54B revenue - a key print covering peak tax season. Recent corporate moves include FedNow service certification for instant payments, a partnership with Anthropic to embed custom AI agents into financial products, and the launch of QuickBooks Workforce HR platform. Stock is down ~4% over the past week and down 42% YoY despite analyst Strong Buy consensus and an average 12-month PT of $592 (~51% upside). Risk: SaaS valuation compression and consumer pushback on tax-prep pricing have weighed on multiples even as fundamentals remain solid.
On May 7, 2026, Intuit launched QuickBooks Workforce, an AI-powered end-to-end human capital management platform addressing the fragmentation of HR tools (small/mid-market businesses typically use 7-25 different tools). The launch comes ahead of Intuit's Q3 FY2026 earnings release scheduled for May 20 after market close. Q2 FY26 had beat with EPS $4.15 vs $3.68 consensus and revenue $4.65B vs $4.53B (+17.4% YoY), driving the stock up 4.9% on May 7. TipRanks trimmed PT to $576 from $633 while reaffirming Buy, with 21-analyst Buy consensus as of May 6. Leadership shift: EVP Marianna Tessel will step down from Small Business Group on May 31, with Ashley Still expanding her remit to lead both Mid-Market and Small Business Groups. Stock around $393.70.
On May 6, 2026, Intuit launched QuickBooks Workforce, an AI-driven human capital management platform for SMBs that integrates payroll, benefits, and HR into QuickBooks Online and Enterprise Suite. Shares jumped 4.9% on May 7 to around $396 amid strong investor reception. Intuit will report fiscal Q3 2026 results on May 20 after market close. Leadership shift announced: EVP Marianna Tessel will exit the Small Business Group on May 31, with EVP Ashley Still taking over both the Mid-Market and Small Business segments. Credit Karma's expansion into Americans with no credit history continues to support sentiment. Analyst consensus is Buy (38% Strong Buy, 48% Buy) with a 12-month price prediction of ~$699. Risk: May 20 print must validate AI monetization narrative.
Intuit reported Q2 fiscal 2026 results on May 7: revenue of $4.65B (+17.4% YoY) beat consensus, and EPS of $4.15 exceeded estimate of $3.68. Stock surged 4.9% on earnings. On May 6, company unveiled QuickBooks Workforce, an AI-driven HCM platform consolidating payroll, HR, recruiting, benefits, and employee management for SMBs. Embedded in QuickBooks Online and Enterprise Suite. Leadership change: Marianna Tessel stepping down as EVP/GM of Small Business Group effective May 31. Company will report Q3 FY26 results on May 20, 2026. 21 analysts rate INTU Buy with 2026 price target of $698.67. Product innovation and revenue growth momentum remain strong drivers.
Intuit will announce Q3 FY26 financial results on May 20 after market close, with expectations of $12.48 EPS (7.12% YoY growth). Marianna Tessel stepping down as SVP/GM of Small Business Group effective May 31; Ashley Still expanding role to lead both Mid-Market and Small Business Groups. FedNow Service certification completed April 9, enabling partnership with financial institutions for instant payments. Stock faces 35% share decline over past year despite Strong Buy analyst consensus with $799.32 PT (46.6% upside). TurboTax showing strong AI-integrated growth. Recently trading at $398.32 with 4.34% weekly gain.
Intuit completed FedNow Service Certification on April 9 to accelerate instant payments for SMBs. Multi-year partnership with Anthropic announced to bring custom AI agents to mid-market businesses. Q2 FY2026 EPS of $4.15 beat forecast $3.68 (13% beat) with revenue $4.65B vs $4.53B. Stock up 2.82% on May 4. Q3 2026 results scheduled for May 20. Analysts average rating is Strong Buy with 12-month target of $799.32 (47% upside). Challenges from AI landscape volatility persist.
| Company | Price | Day | 1M | Fwd P/E | Beta | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| INTUINTUIT | $281.60 | -8.30% | -30.1% | 10.3x | 0.96 | $77.1B |
| ORCLORACLE | $191.68 | +1.01% | +3.2% | 17.6x | 1.66 | $554.0B |
| PLTRPALANTIR | $134.61 | -2.04% | -0.3% | 64.8x | 1.51 | $322.9B |
| APPAPPLOVIN | $520.52 | +7.13% | +5.8% | 23.8x | 2.46 | $175.0B |
| CRMSALESFORCE | $164.51 | -6.70% | -8.3% | 10.6x | 1.15 | $134.8B |
| CDNSCADENCE | $394.07 | +9.93% | +14.0% | 42.0x | 1.15 | $108.8B |
Price below 200d MA — bearish structure.