Results Summary

Intuit reported Q3 FY2026 revenue of $8.56 billion, up 10% year-over-year, with non-GAAP EPS of $12.80 (+10%) and GAAP EPS of $11.09 (+11%). The company raised its full-year FY2026 revenue guidance to $21.34–$21.37 billion, implying 13–14% growth. Heading into the print, $INTU shares had fallen approximately 40% year-to-date.

Segment Breakdown

Consumer segment: +8% year-over-year
Global Business Solutions (QuickBooks): +15% year-over-year
TurboTax Live (assisted tax): +36% — the growth engine offsetting unit pressure

TurboTax Unit Decline

Behind the headline numbers sits a structural concern. TurboTax Online units are expected to decline roughly 2%, and the count of pay-nothing customers dropped from approximately 8 million to 7 million. This reflects encroachment from low-cost alternatives and AI-native tax preparation entrants gaining market share. Morgan Stanley analyst Keith Weiss maintained an Overweight rating with a $580 price target, arguing that TurboTax Live's higher-margin assisted-service growth offsets the unit count pressure and that QuickBooks momentum supports the broader growth thesis.

What to Watch

$INTU post-earnings stock trajectory following the 40% YTD selloff
Next quarter's TurboTax unit count — the leading indicator for AI competitive pressure
QuickBooks Global Business Solutions retention and net revenue retention metrics

Source: Yahoo Finance

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Intuit ($INTU) Q3 FY2026: $8.56B revenue +10%, full-year guidance raised; TurboTax unit decline flags AI threat