
Intuit beats Q3 but TurboTax weakness drags shares as layoffs loom
Intuit posted a Q3 beat with revenue of $8.56 billion and adjusted earnings of $12.80 per share, led by strength in Global Business Solutions and Online Ecosystem, but the stock fell about 20% as investors priced in a weaker long‑term TurboTax outlook and a plan to cut 3,000 jobs (about 17% of the workforce) with $300–$340 million in restructuring charges. Management still raised full-year guidance, but flagged slower TurboTax growth ahead, with TurboTax Online units expected to decline ~2% and share of e-file tax returns to drop about a point, while TurboTax Live revenue is seen growing ~36% to $2.8 billion and paying users rising modestly.













