Intuit Slides 10% on Fiscal 2027 Outlook as TurboTax Loses Share to Cheaper AI Rivals
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Updated · CNBC · Aug 25
Intuit Slides 10% on Fiscal 2027 Outlook as TurboTax Loses Share to Cheaper AI Rivals
3 articles · Updated · CNBC · Aug 25
Summary
Intuit fell 10% premarket after management's fiscal 2027 guidance disappointed investors, extending the selloff that followed its earnings release.
TurboTax drove the concern: the tax software business is losing market share to lower-cost AI-based alternatives, overshadowing an otherwise solid reported quarter.
Bank of America and JPMorgan both downgraded the stock to hold, signaling broader caution about whether Intuit can stabilize its consumer tax franchise.
Q4 results had topped Wall Street estimates — adjusted earnings reached $4.03 a share on $4.35 billion in revenue — but investors focused on weaker forward growth.