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Here’s Why Intuit Could Deliver an Upside Surprise For Investors on August 25th
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Here’s Why Intuit Could Deliver an Upside Surprise For Investors on August 25th
Intuit ( NASDAQ:INTU | INTU Price Prediction ) shares look set for a positive surprise when the company reports Q4 2026 results later this month. The setup is favorable, with upside written all over it. Here’s what investors need to know.
Intuit heads into the Aug. 25 fiscal Q4 report, and the setup leaves little room for deliberation. The stock has already absorbed a sharp drawdown, guidance moved higher, and prediction markets are pricing near-certainty on another beat. Retirement money wants durable cash flow at a discount, and Intuit is offering both.
Shares traded around $363.87 on Aug. 19, with a P/E of 21, after a more than 42% year-to-date drawdown. Against management’s raised FY2026 non-GAAP EPS guide of $23.80 to $23.85, growth of approximately 18%, that is a low-teens forward multiple on a business compounding double digits. Analyst consensus price target sits at $451.32, with 25 Buy ratings against just two Sell ratings.
Polymarket assigns a 94% probability that Intuit beats. History supports the crowd: the company has posted four consecutive EPS beats, ranging from 1.84% to 12.69%. Q4 guidance calls for non-GAAP EPS of $3.56 to $3.62 on revenue growth of 11 to 12%, with TurboTax Live tracking to 36% full-year revenue growth and 38% customer growth. CEO Sasan Goodarzi has previewed “a sweeping expansion and a new lineup of our AI-driven expert platform in August” that introduces consumption-based pricing.
The board authorized a new $8 billion share repurchase program, and management repurchased $1.6 billion in Q3 alone. The quarterly dividend was raised 15% to $1.20 per share. That is a retirement-friendly capital return profile.
The obvious tax-prep alternative is H&R Block ( NYSE:HRB ) , and the head-to-head is not close. Intuit’s TurboTax Live segment is growing at 36% revenue and 38% customers, while H&R Block is a a slower-growth business without a comparable AI platform, mid-market SMB business, or Credit Karma-style cross-sell engine. Intuit generated $3.06 billion in net income in a single quarter, dwarfing H&R Block’s annual output.
Bears will point to the 17% workforce reduction and $300 to $340 million restructuring charge landing in Q4. Management raised full-year EPS guidance anyway. When a company can absorb a nine-figure charge and still guide EPS higher, that is a signal of underlying strength. Watch the Aug. 25 close to see if it sets up as a high-conviction catalyst for Intuit holders.
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