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Intuit, Inc. - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Intuit Inc. (NASDAQ: INTU) is a US software company that develops financial and tax preparation software and related services for small businesses, accountants and individuals. Intuit's focus on usability and customer support in its early years was legendary. Intuit struggled financially until they found their formula, which revolved around direct marketing campaigns, favorable reviews in industry and consumer magazines and word of mouth from satisfied customers. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Intuit,_Inc.   (1137 words)

Accounting Software 411 - Intuit Signs Agreement to Acquire Property Management Software Leader Management Reports, Inc. Intuit Inc. (Nasdaq:INTU - News) is the leading provider of financial software and Web-based services for consumers, small businesses and accounting professionals. Intuit expects MRI to contribute between $45 million and $50 million in revenue in fiscal year 2003, which begins Aug. 1, 2002, and expects it to be slightly accretive to pro forma earnings per share in fiscal 2003. Intuit reiterated the guidance for 17-22 percent revenue growth and 25-30 percent pro forma earnings per share growth for fiscal 2003 that it provided on May 15 in connection with its third-quarter fiscal 2002 earnings announcement. www.accountingsoftware411.com /AcctSoftware.nsf/00/prA212F453F8791D9686256BD0001D3E50   (1221 words)

USATODAY.com - Intuit selling Quicken Loans business Intuit now expects to report fiscal 2002 pro forma operating income of about $275 million. Intuit also agreed to continue providing a line of credit to fund mortgage loans for a transition period of up to six months after the sale closes, which is customary in the mortgage organization market. Intuit will recognize a small gain on the sale, which will be reflected in its GAAP financial results, because the consideration Intuit will receive exceeds the book value of the assets being sold. www.usatoday.com /tech/techinvestor/2002/06/21/intuit.htm   (624 words)

USATODAY.com - Intuit flexes muscle while Silicon Valley sags Intuit's steady performance is turning the company into a safe haven for investors seeking shelter from stock market turbulence. Intuit recently introduced a more sophisticated version of QuickBooks, priced at $2,500 to $3,500, designed to for small businesses as their payrolls expand beyond 25 employees. Intuit also is introducing more industry-specific products and rolling out new services, such as payroll processing. www.usatoday.com /money/industries/technology/2002-08-21-intuit_x.htm   (904 words)

InsWeb Scoops Up Intuit's Insurance Arm Intuit expects no material impact from this transaction on its fiscal year 2001, but it will see an improvement in pro forma operating income between $3 million and $5 million, distributed approximately evenly between Intuit's third and fourth fiscal quarter results. And while Intuit is not a new player to the insurance arena, (having formed Intuit Insurance Services Inc. after acquiring Interactive Insurance Services Corp. four years ago in a $9 million stock transaction), the firm doesn't believe it gives them a "sustainable competitive advantage," according to Steve Bennett, Intuit's president and chief executive officer. In an effort to focus on its strength, which is primarily software, Intuit Inc. www.internetnews.com /fina-news/print.php/519201   (494 words)

Intuit to open QuickBooks to developers - Computerworld Intuit hasn't said exactly when that will be, but based on its past upgrade cycle the release is likely to come by the end of the year, Kruijver said. Intuit said the acquisition, which was completed in December 2000, gives it access to a large field of developers who might be interested in using its APIs. Mountain View, Calif.-based Intuit also announced the Intuit Developer Network, an online forum where developers will be able to access the APIs, and which also provides a channel through which they can market their applications to businesses. www.computerworld.com /printthis/2001/0,4814,57658,00.html   (508 words)

Intuit Company Info Today, Intuit markets and develops the world's best-selling personal, small business and tax preparation software, as well as the most comprehensive set of Web-based solutions to give consumers and businesses the power to take full control of their financial lives, with less work. Today, Intuit is the leading provider of customer connectivity, working with more than 1,700 financial institutions who represent nearly a quarter of all online banking users in the United States. In 1983, Intuit founders Scott Cook and Tom Proulx embarked on a quest to revolutionize the way individuals manage their finances. www.dnb.com /US/alliances/intuit/intuit_co_info.asp   (235 words)

TheStreet.com: Intuit, the Quiet Internet Play Intuit shares are up 30% so far in 1999, closing at 94 3/8 on Wednesday, and analysts are upgrading the stock. Intuit generated $48.8 million, or 8%, of its $592.7 million in revenue in fiscal 1998 from Internet projects. Intuit says it's keeping a close eye on the pace of expansion to avoid biting off more than it can chew. www.thestreet.com /tech/internet/674060.html   (722 words)

Why is Intuit not hunting for big game He explained that since Intuit's software is primarily for the smaller segment of the SMB market space, those businesses that want more hi-end e-business features and functionality have no place to go but up...up into the arms of products such as Icode's Everest, ACCPAC, Best Software's MAS 90 and etc. Intuit is aggressively building a developer network to create third party add-on software and encourages professionals such as accounts to know QB inside and out, recommend it to their customers and even help customers get more out of Quickbooks. Intuit has its ear VERY close to the ground and we can expect to see a range of products from it - all birthed out of customer points of pain. www.smallbiztechnology.com /smallbizarticles/intuitssmallfries.shtml   (1175 words)

Taxing times for Intuit - Mar. 21, 2003 Intuit's new guidance is for earnings between $1 and $1.03 a share and revenue of $630 million to $660 million. Intuit was trading at about 30 times estimated earnings when it reported earnings last month and reaffirmed full-year guidance. "Intuit does not appear to be giving itself much credit for a possible late-quarter revenue pickup in the new guidance." He does not own shares of Intuit and Jefferies does not do investment banking for the company. money.cnn.com /2003/03/21/technology/intuit   (630 words)

Business 2.0 :: Magazine Article :: Features :: The Hottest CEO in Tech The Intuit management team had thrown tough problems at King before, but he had no illusion that this would be an easy fix. When he parachuted into the top job at Intuit in January 2000, he landed in a $900 million SiliconValley institution that still ran as haphazardly as a startup. In Intuit's troubled payroll business, for example, Bennett dispatched a Six Sigma consultant who helped King double revenues in two years. www.business2.com /b2/web/articles/0,17863,515709,00.html   (688 words)

Wired News: Users Blast Intuit's Upgrade Fees Intuit is also bracing for a new challenge to its franchise from Microsoft, which last month took direct aim at QuickBooks by introducing Microsoft Small Business Accounting 2006. Intuit's longstanding sunset policy, which requires QuickBooks users to pay for upgrades after about three years, has long been a source of customer complaints. Intuit declined to disclose financial terms of the settlement. www.wired.com /news/business/0,1367,69081,00.html?tw=newsletter_topstories_html   (833 words)

PCWorld.com - Intuit Sued Over Product Activation Intuit knows it sold 5.5 million copies of TurboTax software last year, and that those copies were used to prepare 12.5 million tax returns. Intuit is concerned about the spread of peer-to-peer networking and disc copying that could lead to piracy, Gulbransen says. The suit alleges that Intuit engaged in unfair and deceptive business practices by failing to fully disclose the mechanisms and consequences of its product-activation technology before consumers pay for the software. www.pcworld.com /news/article/0,aid,109720,00.asp   (788 words)

$61.3 million loss for Intuit in quarter / Company still beats analysts' estimates Intuit reported a pro forma net loss of $17.1 million (8 cents), which topped analysts' average estimate of a loss of 10 cents per share, according to Thomson Financial/First Call. Intuit is best known for Quicken, which it introduced in 1984. Intuit's earnings report was released after the market closed. www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2001/08/22/BU115540.DTL&type=business   (429 words)

Intuit Wants To Personalize Taxes Additionally, Intuit said all TurboTax editions would include a feature that would use previous years' returns to customize the tax preparation process. San Diego-based Intuit also plans to expand its affiliate program, which includes banks, as well as TurboTax's availability in non-traditional outlets, such as Safeway supermarkets. Intuit showed its confidence by reiterating its financial guidance for 2003, predicting fiscal year 2003 revenue growth of 25 to 33 percent and pro forma operating profit growth of 42 to 50 percent. www.internetnews.com /fina-news/article.php/1465171   (664 words)

Intuit Press Release- Intuit Apologizes To TurboTax Customers Intuit, the Intuit logo and TurboTax, among others, are registered trademarks and/or registered service marks of Intuit Inc. in the United States and other countries. Intuit Inc. (Nasdaq: INTU) is a leading provider of business and financial management solutions for small businesses, consumers and accounting professionals. Founded in 1983, Intuit had annual revenue of more than $1.6 billion in its fiscal year 2003. web.intuit.com /about_intuit/press_releases/2003/10-09.html   (334 words)

Intuit pours oil on TurboTax troubles CNET News.com Intuit announced last year that versions of TurboTax for the 2002 tax year and beyond would employ "product activation," a controversial but increasingly common technique used by software companies to lock a copy of a program to a specific PC. Financial software and services company Intuit is facing a growing number of consumer complaints over anticopying technology included in the latest version of TurboTax, its market-leading tax preparation software. Intuit spokesman Scott Gulbransen said the vast majority of concerns are based on misunderstandings about Intuit's use of product activation. news.com.com /2100-1017-979357.html   (1381 words)

Intuit warns of credit card risk CNET News.com Intuit, a provider of financial software and services, is warning 47,000 customers that their credit card data may be at risk after computers were stolen from a company office. Intuit is urging affected customers to contact their banks to have credit cards canceled or monitored for suspicious activity. According to a letter sent to customers last week and a notice recently posted on Intuit's Web site, the theft happened in early June at the Omaha, Neb., office of ItsDeductible, a software maker acquired by Intuit last year to be part of its TurboTax tax preparation business. news.com.com /Intuit+warns+of+credit+card+risk/2100-1029_3-5269821.html   (724 words)

QuickBooks Trademark and Copyright Legal Notices Intuit is the owner and/or authorized user of any trademark, registered trademark and/or service mark appearing at this Web site, and is the copyright owner or licensee of the content and/or information on this Web site including but not limited to any screens appearing at the site. Intuit, the Intuit logo, Quicken, QuickBooks, QuickBooks Pro, TurboTax, Lacerte, ProSeries and QuickBase, among others, are registered trademarks and/or registered service marks of Intuit Inc., or one of its subsidiaries, in the United States and other countries. Intuit and/or First Sierra reserves the right to change any terms and conditions of the service or information at this Site including but not limited to revising and/or deleting loan products or loan related information as offered by participating lenders without prior notice. www.intuitestore.com /qb/legal_notices   (2067 words)

Ed Foster's Gripelog Intuit Pits Its Customers Against Its Partners Intuit had their act pretty much together and was pretty customer oriented (a direction promoted by founder Scott Cook) until their new CEO showed up about in January 2000. To their credit, Intuit provided Quicken 98 at no cost, but compared with the older DOS version, Quicken 98 is afflicted with a thousand major and minor irritations that seem to be the result of sloppy, inept, careless, or just plain unimaginative programming. Intuit's decision to disable its older technology for importing most types of bank account information in Quicken 2005 for Windows is causing quite a stir. www.gripe2ed.com /scoop/story/2004/9/17/82751/2423   (6913 words)

Intuit "hold" newratings.com The analyst believes that Intuit and members of the Free File Alliance are seeking ways to enter into agreements with the state governments on the lines of the IRS contract. A matter of concern for Intuit is that some state governments are insisting on imparting tax preparation services of their own, the analyst adds. In a research note published this morning, the analyst mentions that the basic principles of the IRS/Consortium agreement, published in the federal record "term sheet," are likely to remain unchanged. www.newratings.com /analyst_news/article_326903.html   (240 words)

Welcome to Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art Intuit: The Center for Intuitive and Outsider Art is a Chicago-based nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that promotes public awareness, understanding, and appreciation of intuitive and outsider art through a program of education and exhibition. An opening reception is scheduled for Friday, September 16 2005, 5-8 pm, at Intuit. For more information, please contact Intuit at 312.243.9088 or intuit@art.org. outsider.art.org   (432 words)

Intuit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia "To intuit" has the definition "to know or grasp by intuition or feeling". Look up Intuit on Wiktionary, the free dictionary This is a disambiguation page, a list of pages that otherwise might share the same title. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Intuit   (86 words)

Intuit is up to its old tricks: Adding taxing burdens on its QuickBooks clients Then, as now, Intuit's justification for forcing non-subscribers to enter or re-enter deductions manually for each payroll check they write has been to ensure that customers stay in compliance with ever-changing federal and state payroll tax regulations, citing statistics that 30 percent of small businesses are penalized each year for inaccurate payroll filings. For some time Intuit has charged a subscription fee to those who wanted to receive tax table updates, but many chose to use the original tax tables and then calculate their own changes. But Martin and other Intuit officials insist Intuit is using EID numbers only to provide a unique identifier for each account, and they stated categorically that Intuit will not use the EID numbers for marketing. www.infoworld.com /articles/op/xml/00/03/20/000320opfoster.html   (1258 words)

Ed Foster's Gripelog Reader Voices: Intuit Crippleware With the number of customers using current versions of Quicken growing, Intuit Inc. has begun notifying users of Quicken 98, 99 and 2000 that Online Services will be discontinued as of April 20, 2004 (for Quicken 98 and 99 users) and May 18, 2004 (for Quicken 2000 users). If intuit forces customers to upgrade to a new version that can't use the old online banking protocol, they can force the customers to complain to their banks who would then have to turn around and upgrade also. The retirement of older versions of the product allows Intuit to focus their resources on supporting the more current products, which are used by the vast majority of Quicken customers. www.gripe2ed.com /scoop/story/2004/3/2/133940/2989   (2069 words)

Test Your OFX Server with Intuit Intuit is committed to helping our partners get the most from our Technical Support Services to better serve our mutual customers. Intuit performs all testing during the FIAT phase of the project. During FIAT, Intuit will be fully exercising all client side functions that interact with the OFX Server/System and that are supported by the implementation. www.fi.intuit.com /ofximplementation/test_ofx.cfm   (1717 words)

Intuit -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article "To intuit" has the definition "to know or grasp by (Instinctive knowing (without the use of rational processes)) intuition or feeling". (Click link for more info and facts about Intuit, Inc.) Intuit, Inc., a software company. www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/i/in/intuit.htm   (36 words)

QIF Changes Intuit has made available a template for FIs who currently have QIF on their web site that will explain the move to Web Connect. Intuit will not remove QIF from prior released versions of Quicken Windows and does not have planned changes to QIF Import for Quicken Mac. Intuit will create an email template for FIs that want to email QIF users about moving to WC or DC. fi.intuit.com /PTSR/QIF_Changes_Information.cfm   (1099 words)

personal finance software > Intuit Launches New Track-It, Quicken > August 11, 2004 Track-It is now available in three pre-configured versions, said Intuit, that include features previously available only as separate add-ons. According to a user survey Intuit conducted, nearly two-thirds of Americans pay bills in multiple ways, including by check, credit card, online payment through biller and financial Web sites, and automatic deductions from checking accounts. Intuit on Wednesday launched a new edition of its asset and help desk management software Track-It, as well as its better-known Quicken personal finance manager. www.techweb.com /wire/story/TWB20040811S0006   (399 words)

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