INTU Intuit reported a 15% year-over-year increase in Q3 revenue (April quarter), reaching $7.75 billion—exceeding expectations by $190 million. Earnings per share came in at $11.65, beating forecasts by $0.74. The strong quarter was driven by an exceptional tax season, a 19% rise in Global Business Solutions, and a 31% surge in Credit Karma performance. QuickBooks Online grew 21%, and TurboTax Live saw accelerated adoption thanks to AI Assistants and expert human support.The company raised its full-year outlook across all metrics, now projecting 15% annual revenue growth to $18.7 billion—up by $500 million. Q4 guidance also topped analyst estimates, reflecting positive momentum from the extended tax season. While the number of free filers continues to decline, Intuit is increasing monetization by offering higher-value services, reinforcing its role as an AI-driven platform for both consumers and small businesses.
