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Intuit Inc.
Company type
Public
ISINUS4612021034
IndustryFinancial software and technology
Founded1983; 43 years ago (1983), in Palo Alto, California, U.S.
Founders
HeadquartersMountain View, California, U.S.
37°25′38″N 122°5′47″W / 37.42722°N 122.09639°W / 37.42722; -122.09639
Key people
Products
Services
RevenueIncrease US$18.8 billion (2025)
Increase US$4.92 billion (2025)
Increase US$3.87 billion (2025)
Total assetsIncrease US$36.9 billion (2025)
Total equityIncrease US$19.7 billion (2025)
Number of employees
18,200 (2025)
Websiteintuit.com
Footnotes / references
Financials as of July 31, 2025.[1]

Intuit Inc. is an American financial technology company that develops financial software and services for consumers, businesses, and accounting professionals, including its TurboTax and QuickBooks products.[2][3] Founded in 1983, the company is headquartered in Mountain View, California. It went public in 1993 and that year acquired ChipSoft, maker of TurboTax. The company later expanded its platform with the acquisitions of Credit Karma (completed in December 2020) and Mailchimp (completed in November 2021).[4][5]

Intuit has been the subject of reporting and regulatory actions related to U.S. tax filing. News coverage documented the company’s advocacy regarding proposals for return-free/direct filing, and it left the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Free File program after the 2021 filing season.[6][7][8][9] Its marketing of “free” tax services led to a $141 million multistate settlement in 2022 and, in 2024, a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) Opinion and Final Order limiting “free” claims unless eligibility is clearly disclosed (appeal pending). The company was also a defendant in the High-Tech Employee Antitrust Litigation, which settled in 2015.[10][11][12]

History

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In 1982, Scott Cook concluded, after observing the tedium of household bill paying, that personal computers could automate check writing and account reconciliation. Cook quit his job as a management consultant at Bain & Company and, with Tom Proulx, founded Intuit in 1983 in Palo Alto, California. The company’s first product, Quicken, was designed to simplify personal finance. Cook said the name “Quicken” evoked speeding up routine tasks, while “Intuit” reflected a goal of intuitive use.[13]

Microsoft entered the financial software category in 1991 with Microsoft Money, prompting Intuit to prioritize a Windows version of Quicken and to discourage customer switching by announcing its release in advance.[14] Contemporary accounts report that Intuit paired lower list prices with aggressive distributor and retail discounts and mailed a $15 rebate through retailers—described by Suzanne Taylor and Kim Schroeder, authors of “Inside Intuit: How the Makers of Quicken Beat Microsoft and Revolutionized an Entire Industry," as a first for a software company—to secure shelf space. Quicken retained a leading share through the 1990s.[13] Microsoft later exited consumer tax preparation (2000) and ultimately wound down Microsoft Money.[14]

Intuit went public on the Nasdaq on March 12, 1993, and later that year, agreed to acquire ChipSoft, the maker of TurboTax, for $225 million.[15][16] In April 1995, the Department of Justice sued to block Microsoft’s proposed $2 billion acquisition of Intuit.[17]

As Intuit expanded its online finance efforts, it agreed in September 1996 to divest its bill-payment processing subsidiary, Intuit Services Corporation, to CheckFree in exchange for 12.6 million shares, valued at $227.6 million. This gave Intuit a nearly 23% stake in CheckFree.[18] In 1997, Intuit purchased a 19% stake in Excite and, together with Microsoft and CheckFree, announced the Open Financial Exchange standard for internet banking and bill payment.[19][20]

The company broadened its professional tax offerings with the 1998 acquisition of Lacerte Software.[21] In 2013, Intuit sold its financial services unit to private-equity firm Thoma Bravo for $1.03 billion.[22] On August 23, 2018, Intuit announced a leadership succession plan under which Sasan Goodarzi would become chief executive officer (CEO) effective January 1, 2019, while Brad Smith would transition to executive chairman at year-end.[23][24]

In July 2024, Intuit announced plans to lay off about 1,800 employees, roughly 10% of its workforce, while hiring for roles aligned with generative AI initiatives.[25]

Products and services

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TurboTax

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Consumer tax-preparation software, with assisted and full-service options available.[26][27]

QuickBooks

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Accounting software for small- to mid-sized businesses (SMBs), provided as desktop and cloud products.[28][29]

ProConnect, Lacerte, and ProSeries (Professional Tax)

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Professional tax-preparation products used by accountants and tax preparers. Industry surveys have listed Lacerte and ProSeries among commonly used practitioner products.[30]

Credit Karma

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Personal finance platform known for free credit scores and reports. Following Mint’s shutdown, Intuit directed Mint users to Credit Karma.[31][32]

Mailchimp

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Marketing automation and email marketing platform serving SMBs.[33]

Technology and AI

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Intuit set a target to launch generative AI features by September 2023 and introduced Intuit Assist that month as a chat-style interface across its products. The company later moved to agentic AI, embedding workflow-native agents across TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma, and Mailchimp.[34][35][36]

In July 2024, Intuit announced a workforce realignment with reductions in some roles and new hiring in engineering, product, and customer-facing positions tied to AI initiatives.[25]

In July 2025, Intuit added agentic AI into its enterprise suite for mid-market environments, followed later that month by QuickBooks updates that expanded automation in accounting workflows and payment collection.[37][38][39]

In October 2025, the company’s marketing organization used generative AI with human review to develop and test campaigns across its brands.[40]

Operations

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Reportable segments

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Intuit reports four segments: Global Business Solutions (QuickBooks ecosystem, Intuit Enterprise Suite, Mailchimp), Consumer (TurboTax), Credit Karma (consumer finance platform), and ProTax (Lacerte, ProSeries, ProConnect Tax Online, and ProFile and ProTax Online in Canada).[2]

Sales and distribution

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Intuit sells directly via its websites, mobile apps, and call centers, with assisted sales and a team for accountants, bookkeepers, marketing professionals, and mid-market businesses. It also distributes via app stores and partner channels, and sells TurboTax Desktop at retail stores in the U.S. and Canada.[2]

On January 16, 2026, TurboTax opened a flagship store in New York City’s SoHo neighborhood, which was the brand’s first physical retail location.[41] The company is planning a  U.S. rollout of about 20 TurboTax stores and nearly 600 TurboTax Expert Offices in metro areas including New York, Southern California, Chicago, Dallas, and Phoenix.[42]

Infrastructure

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Intuit operates its online services primarily on public cloud providers, including Amazon Web Services and the Google Cloud Platform.[2]

Customer support model

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Intuit’s customer support model combines in-product help (including assistance from AI agents and AI-enabled human experts), support for specific subscriptions, and domestic and international partner teams.[2]

Intuit sources staff through its Prosperity Hub program to expand support capacity in underserved communities.[2] On October 22, 2020, Intuit announced its first European Prosperity Hub in Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K., which is a center aimed at supporting small- and medium-sized businesses and entrepreneurship, with related training and sustainability programs. The company already operated a customer service hub in the city’s Stephenson Quarter through Concentrix.[43]

Partnerships and ecosystem

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The company distributes through its own channels and maintains partner ecosystems across its brands. For example, Credit Karma surfaces partner financial offers to consumers and advertisers, and the QuickBooks platform supports a broad third-party app marketplace.[44][45]

International operations

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Canada

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Intuit Canada ULC is an indirect, wholly owned subsidiary that localizes and supports Intuit products for the Canadian market, with a historical presence in Toronto and Edmonton.[46][47] In July 2024, the company announced the Edmonton site would close as part of a broader reorganization.[25][48]

Intuit Canada traces its origins to WinTax, a Windows-based personal tax program developed in Edmonton in 1992 by University of Alberta graduates Bruce Johnson and Chad Frederick.[49][50] In 1993, the WinTax founders agreed to merge with ChipSoft, the U.S. developer of TurboTax.[50] Later that year, Intuit agreed to acquire ChipSoft.[16]

After the ChipSoft–Intuit deals closed, Johnson and Frederick led Intuit Canada.[50] They localized Quicken for the Canadian market and continued the WinTax line, which was rebranded as QuickTax in 1995.[50][51]

In Canada’s tax-software market, Intuit acquired the TaxWiz product in November 2002. It continued to sell it as a separate offering the following season before later removing it from the lineup.[52]

In early 2003, Intuit Canada introduced WillExpert, a consumer will-writing application. Contemporary coverage noted that the documents it produced were valid across Canada, except in Quebec, due to provincial legal differences.[53][54]

After the Canada Revenue Agency set a cap of 20 personal returns per computer/account for NETFILE-certified software, Intuit’s Canadian lineup included a higher-volume “QuickTax 20” (later “TurboTax 20”) option to accommodate users preparing multiple returns.[55][56]

Today, Intuit Canada’s consumer tax brand is TurboTax (with the French-language counterpart TurboImpôt), alongside small-business accounting products under the QuickBooks line (including QuickBooks Online) and professional tax software sold as ProFile.[57][58][59][60][61]

India

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Intuit India is a subsidiary of Intuit Inc. Located in Bengaluru, the India office was announced in August 2005, with hiring underway by November of the same year.[62][63]

In July 2007, Intuit’s India country manager, Nilesh Thakker, announced that the company would explore international expansion in markets such as India, China, Russia, and Brazil. The India team was prototyping point-of-sale software for the local market and considering hosted versions of products and online banking services.[64][65]

Intuit Money Manager

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In August 2009, Intuit and Web18’s Moneycontrol.com announced a three-year partnership and launched a beta of Intuit Money Manager to Indian consumers on the Moneycontrol portal.[66] In January 2010, Intuit officially announced Intuit Money Manager as its first consumer financial software for India.[67][68][69] The web-based service aggregated data from multiple bank and card accounts, allowing users to track their spending and balances.[68] In March 2011, ICICI Bank and Intuit launched “Money Manager” for ICICI Bank customers.[70][71]

In early 2013, Moneycontrol replaced its portfolio and personal-finance offering by partnering with Aditya Birla’s MyUniverse. Around the same time, notices indicated the Moneycontrol-hosted Intuit service would end.[72][73] ICICI Bank later offered a Yodlee-powered personal-finance module branded “My Money.”[74]

Awards and recognition

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Intuit India was ranked No. 1 in the 2017 “India’s Best Companies to Work For” list compiled by Great Place to Work India in partnership with The Economic Times.[75] It was also listed among the honorees in the publication’s information-technology category that year.[76]

Online communities

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Intuit has operated several product-linked online communities. This inlcude forums for QuickBooks and TurboTax users, a Quicken user forum, and communities for accounting professionals.[77][78][79][80] Across these communities, users participate in discussion forums and Q&A sessions, and attend recurring webinars and events.[81][82][83]

The company also operated JumpUp (originally “JackRabbit”), a startup resource site. JumpUp combined resource guides and tools with community features, including several free online calculators offered via third-party providers. Social-networking functions were also added so members could connect by geography or industry. The site also incorporated Google’s Custom Search Engine.[84][85][86][87]

TaxAlmanac was a free, Wikipedia-style online tax research site launched in 2005, combining community-written commentary with links to primary U.S. tax materials, including the Internal Revenue Code, Treasury regulations, and Tax Court resources.[88][89] BusinessWeek’s November 21, 2005, ‘Web Smart 50’ package highlighted TaxAlmanac in a sidebar titled ‘Collaboration Pacesetters,’ describing it as an Intuit project to connect tax professionals via a free wiki. In mid-2014, the site was effectively taken offline and archived.[90] At the time, prior content remained viewable while editing. However, new forum posts and new logins were disabled.[91]

Zipingo was a free site where users could review local businesses (similar to other local review services).[92] Quicken 2006 introduced an in-product “rate payee” button that linked to Zipingo, allowing users to submit or view reviews directly within the software.[93] Intuit shut the service down on August 23, 2007.[94]

Finances

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For fiscal year 2025, Intuit reported net income of $3.9 billion on total net revenue of $18.8 billion, representing a 16% year-over-year increase. Approximately 8% of consolidated net revenue was generated outside the United States.[2]

Year Revenue
in mil. US$		 Net income
in mil. US$		 Total assets
in mil. US$		 Employees
2005[95] 1,993 382 2,716 7,000
2006[96] 2,293 417 2,770 7,500
2007[97] 2,673 440 4,252 8,200
2008[98] 2,993 477 4,667 8,200
2009[99] 3,109 447 4,826 7,800
2010[100] 3,403 574 5,198 7,700
2011[100] 3,449 634 5,110 8,000
2012[101] 3,808 792 4,684 8,500
2013[102] 3,946 858 5,486 8,000
2014[103] 4,243 907 5,201 8,000
2015[104] 4,192 365 4,968 7,700
2016[105] 4,694 979 4,250 7,900
2017[106] 5,177 971 4,068 8,200
2018[106] 5,964 1,211 5,178 8,900
2019[107] 6,784 1,557 6,283 9,400
2020[108] 7,679 1,826 10,931 10,600
2021[109] 9,633 2,062 15,516 13,500
2022[110] 12,726 2,066 27,734 17,300
2023[111] 14,368 2,384 27,780 18,200
2024[112] 16,285 2,963 32,132 18,800
2025[2] 18,831 3,869 36,958 18,200

Acquisitions and carve-outs

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1990s

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In 1993, Intuit acquired Chipsoft, a tax preparation software company based in San Diego.[16]

In 1994, the firm acquired the tax preparation software division of Best Programs of Reston, VA.[113][114] In the same year, Intuit acquired Parsons Technology, a consumer software publisher founded by Bob Parsons, in a cash-and-stock deal valued at about $64 million; the transaction closed on September 27, 1994.[115][116]

In 1996, it acquired GALT Technologies Inc. of Pittsburgh, PA.[117][118]

In 1998, it acquired Lacerte Software Corp., which now operates as an Intuit subsidiary.[21][119] The Lacerte subsidiary focuses on tax software for accounting firms and tax professionals.[120]

On March 2, 1999, Intuit acquired Computing Resources Inc. of Reno, Nevada, for approximately $200 million.[121][122] This acquisition allowed Intuit to offer a payroll processing platform through its QuickBooks software program.[123] In December 1999, Intuit acquired Rock Financial for $370 million.[124] The company was renamed Quicken Loans.[125]

In June 2002, Rock Financial founder Dan Gilbert led a small group of private investors in purchasing the Quicken Loans subsidiary back from Intuit.[126][127]

2000s

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In 2002, Intuit acquired Management Reports Inc., a Cleveland-based real estate management software firm, renaming it Intuit Real Estate Solutions (IRES).[128] Intuit sold IRES to Vista Equity Partners in 2009.[129] It also acquired Eclipse Inc. for $88 million in 2002, a provider of business management software for wholesale distributors of durable goods.[130]

Intuit acquired Innovative Merchant Solutions (IMS), a card-processing provider serving small businesses. The deal closed on October 4, 2003, for approximately $116 million in cash.[131]

In November 2005, Intuit acquired online business-filing service MyCorporation.com, with a reported purchase price of $20 million.[132][133]

Intuit acquired StepUp Commerce, an online product-listing syndication platform, for approximately $60 million in cash in 2006.[134] Intuit agreed to acquire Digital Insight Corp., an online banking services provider, in a transaction valued at $1.35 billion, which was announced on November 30, 2006.[135]

In August 2007, Intuit sold its Eclipse wholesale-distribution software business to Activant for $100.5 million in cash.[136][137] Intuit acquired Electronic Clearing House, a payment processor, for $17 per share in cash in December 2007.[138] In the same month, it acquired Homestead Technologies, a provider of website creation and e-commerce tools for small businesses, for approximately $170 million.[139]

In December 2008, following Entellium’s bankruptcy, Intuit acquired assets of the company’s on-demand CRM platform via a court-supervised auction.[140][141]

In April 2009, Intuit acquired technology from Boorah, a restaurant review and search startup.[142] Intuit agreed to acquire PayCycle, an online payroll service for small businesses, for approximately $170 million in cash in June 2009.[143] In September 2009, Intuit agreed to acquire Mint.com, a free personal finance service, in a transaction valued at about $170 million.[144]

2010s

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Intuit completed the acquisition of Medfusion, a patient-to-provider communications company, for about $91 million in May 2010.[145] In August 2010, it acquired the Cha-Ching personal-finance app/codebase.[146][147]

In June 2011, Intuit acquired mobile web-banking technology assets from Mobile Money Ventures for its Intuit Financial Services division.[148]

Intuit completed the acquisition of Demandforce for approximately $423.5 million in cash in May 2012.[149] In August 2012, it entered into a definitive agreement to sell its Intuit Websites business (including Homestead Technologies) to Endurance International Group.[150][151]

In July 2013, Intuit announced an agreement to sell its Intuit Financial Services (IFS) business unit (formerly known as Digital Insight) to Thoma Bravo for more than $1.03 billion.[152] In August 2013, the company sold Intuit Health Group back to Medfusion founder, Steve Malik.[153] In the same month, Intuit acquired GoodApril (tax planning software) for $20 million.[154][155] Intuit acquired Level Up Analytics (data analytics consultancy) in October 2013.[156] In the same month, it acquired Full Slate, an online scheduling company for small businesses.[157] Intuit acquired Prestwick Services, LLC, and its TRUPAY workers’ compensation payment solution in November 2013.[158]

In May 2014, Intuit acquired Invitco (developer of Invitbox, accounts payable automation).[159] In the same month, it acquired the bill-pay app Check for approximately $360 million.[160] In December 2014, Intuit acquired Acrede, a UK-based provider of global, cross-border, and cloud-based payroll services.[161]

In March 2015, Intuit acquired Playbook HR.[162]

In January 2016, Intuit announced an agreement to sell Demandforce to Internet Brands.[163] In March 2016, the company announced plans to sell Quicken to H.I.G. Capital.[164] In March 2016, Intuit announced plans to sell Quickbase to private equity firm Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe.[165] In October 2016, Intuit acquired Bankstream to integrate direct bank feeds into QuickBooks.[166]

In 2017, Intuit sold TruPay to Split Limit Studios, a newly formed insurance technology company.[167] In December 2017, Intuit acquired TSheets for $340 million.[168]

2020s

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In February 2020, Intuit announced its intention to acquire Credit Karma for $7.1 billion.[169] The acquisition was completed in December 2020.[4] In August 2020, Intuit announced its acquisition of TradeGecko for more than $80 million.[170]

Intuit announced its intention to acquire Mailchimp in September 2021 and completed the acquisition for $12 billion in November of that year.[171][172][5]

In November 2023, Intuit announced it would retire Mint and migrate users to Credit Karma. The shutdown was completed on March 23, 2024.[173][174]

Lobbying

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Intuit has taken positions on U.S. proposals for “return-free” or pre-filled tax filing. News coverage has described the company’s advocacy on this topic over multiple years.[175][176][177]

In 2009, Intuit had spent $618,000 on lobbying in Sacramento since 2007 and $1 million in 2006 to support a candidate for California state controller who opposed the ReadyReturn proposal. John Chiang, who supported ReadyReturn, won the election. Around the same period, reports stated that, from 2009 to 2014, Intuit spent about $13 million on federal lobbying, an amount it described as comparable to Apple’s during those years. Stanford law professor Joseph Bankman, a proponent of simplified filing, has argued that the campaign signaled to lawmakers that supporting free filing could draw opposition from the company.[178][179][180]

As of March 26, 2013, Intuit had lobbied against return-free filing, noting disclosures that it lobbied as recently as 2011 on bills to allow pre-filled returns. One year later, reports said that the company was linked to a campaign of op-eds and letters to Congress opposing direct tax filing that was backed by the Computer & Communications Industry Association, a trade group of which Intuit is a member.[181][182]

On May 23, 2019, several federal lawmakers sent Intuit a letter criticizing TurboTax’s participation in the IRS Free File program and requesting information following reports that eligible taxpayers were steered to paid options. Figures from the National Taxpayer Advocate cited in the same coverage indicated that in 2018, about 1.6% of taxpayers used Free File while roughly 68% were eligible but did not, with low usage attributed to navigation issues, limited marketing, and oversight gaps. The IRS commissioner said an outside contractor was reviewing Free File agreements and processes, and Intuit said it denied wrongdoing and remained committed to free filing.[183]

In October 2019, ProPublica published an investigation detailing Intuit’s long-standing opposition to government-run free tax filing and examining the company’s lobbying and related practices in this context.[184]

In a November 2019 interview, Intuit CEO Sasan Goodarzi disputed the allegations as “bogus,” describing Intuit’s participation in the IRS Free File program as philanthropic and framing the debate as one over whether the government should prepare individuals’ taxes.[185]

Around the same time, a MITRE report posted on IRS.gov characterized the issues as more nuanced, noting low usage of Free File and limited IRS oversight. The review found that several participating companies, including multiple Intuit competitors, had used code to hide Free File landing pages from search engines and had purchased “free tax filing” ads that routed users to non–Free File offerings.[186]

In December 2019, following outside review and criticism of the program, the IRS announced changes to the Free File agreement with participating companies. The update barred partners like Intuit from excluding their Free File landing pages from search results, required clearer pathways back to IRS Free File for users who did not qualify for a given offer, and added customer-experience surveys for successful Free File users.[187]

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Intuit was a defendant in the High-Tech Employee Antitrust Litigation, which settled in 2015 as part of a $435 million class settlement involving several Silicon Valley firms.[188] In 2015, media reports described allegations by two former employees that the company had failed to adequately prevent fraudulent filings. Intuit disputed the claims, stating that it had collaborated with authorities and strengthened its security measures.[189][190][191]

On March 29, 2022, the FTC (in a 3–1 vote) filed suit in the Northern District of California seeking to halt Intuit’s “free” TurboTax ads during tax season, alleging that many consumers, including gig workers and those with farm income, were ineligible for the promoted free filing. The complaint sought immediate injunctive relief. Intuit said it would challenge the suit. Separate lawsuits filed in California by Los Angeles and Santa Clara County alleged deceptive practices.[192]

On April 22, 2022, a U.S. district judge denied the FTC’s request for a preliminary injunction to immediately halt certain “free” TurboTax ads, finding the risk of future harm attenuated because the April 18 filing deadline had passed and Intuit had removed several of the more plausibly deceptive ads. The court also noted that an FTC administrative hearing was scheduled for September 14, 2022. The judge added that the FTC could return to court if Intuit resumed the ads before the administrative ruling.[193]

In May 2022, Intuit agreed to a $141 million multistate settlement over its marketing of “free” tax services.[194][195][196] All 50 states and the District of Columbia joined the agreement, which provided restitution to nearly 4.4 million consumers and required changes to business practices, including suspending a “free, free, free” advertising campaign, improving disclosures about eligibility for free filing, and allowing users to switch from paid to free options without restarting. Intuit ended its participation in the IRS Free File program in July 2021, and a related FTC lawsuit was filed in March 2022.[197]

On September 8, 2023, FTC Chief Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) D. Michael Chappell issued an initial decision finding that Intuit’s “free” TurboTax ads violated Section 5 of the FTC Act and entered a cease-and-desist order. The ALJ’s decision was subject to review by the full commission, and the order must be distributed to relevant parties for 20 years. Intuit said it would appeal.[198]

In January 2024, the FTC issued an Opinion and Final Order, finding Intuit’s “free” advertising claims deceptive and barring such claims unless eligibility is clearly disclosed. Intuit has petitioned for review in the Fifth Circuit, and a coalition of states has filed amicus briefs in support of the FTC (appeal pending).[199][200][201]

The FTC’s January 2024 Opinion and Final Order followed a September administrative ruling, imposed no monetary penalty, and permits use of “free” claims only if the service is free to all consumers or the advertisement clearly states the percentage of taxpayers who qualify. Intuit said it would immediately appeal the decision.[202]

On April 24, 2024, several organizations filed amicus (friend-of-the-court) briefs in Intuit v. FTC in the Fifth Circuit, including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Federation of Independent Business’s legal center, the Cato Institute, and Americans for Prosperity Foundation. The briefs argued that the FTC’s in-house system combines prosecutorial and adjudicatory roles and that administrative law judges are too insulated from presidential removal under Article II. One brief also raised due-process concerns based on public comments by the FTC chair. The case challenges the FTC’s finding that TurboTax advertising was deceptive.[203]

On November 4, 2024, a Fifth Circuit panel heard oral argument in Intuit v. FTC and questioned how the Supreme Court’s June 2024 decision in SEC v. Jarkesy may bear on the FTC’s administrative process, including jury-trial issues and prior Fifth Circuit concerns about removal protections for administrative law judges. FTC counsel argued that the FTC Act involves “public rights” distinct from common-law fraud and that Jarkesy did not address the FTC. The appeal concerns the FTC’s January 2024 opinion and cease-and-desist order regarding TurboTax advertising and remained pending after argument.[204]

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