Intuit reported strong Q earnings with 17.4% revenue growth and 48.5% EPS growth year-over-year. ACCE score sits at 61/100. Here's what the numbers show.
What changed
$INTU reported earnings on May 20, 2026, delivering a notable jump across both top and bottom lines. Revenue grew 17.4% year-over-year, while earnings per share surged 48.5% over the same period. That EPS growth rate running well ahead of revenue growth points to meaningful margin expansion — Intuit is converting a larger share of each revenue dollar into profit than it did a year ago.
Heading into the print, $INTU was trading at $400.99 with a market cap of $111.23B. The trailing P/E sits at 26.0, but the forward P/E drops sharply to 15.1 — a gap that reflects the market pricing in continued earnings growth from here. The dividend yield stands at 1.2%.
The ACCE score for $INTU is currently 61 out of 100, placing it in moderate territory. That score factors in fundamentals, momentum, and valuation signals together, so a 61 suggests the stock has real strengths but also areas that keep it from ranking in the top tier right now.
Analyst consensus target sits at $592.33, which represents substantial upside from the current price of $400.99. That gap is worth noting, though analyst targets are not guarantees and can lag or lead actual price action by wide margins.
What it means
The 48.5% EPS growth is the headline number here. For a company of Intuit's scale — $111.23B in market cap — that kind of earnings acceleration is not routine. It suggests either strong operating leverage, cost discipline, or both working together over the past year.
The 17.4% revenue growth is also solid for a mature software platform. Intuit's core products — TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma, and Mailchimp — serve large, recurring customer bases. Sustained double-digit revenue growth at this size typically requires either pricing power, customer expansion, or new product attach rates gaining traction.
The forward P/E of 15.1 against a trailing P/E of 26.0 is a meaningful spread. If the market's implied earnings growth plays out, the stock looks cheaper on a forward basis than the trailing multiple suggests. If earnings growth moderates, that gap narrows quickly.
We do not have guidance commentary from this earnings report, so we cannot speak to what management expects for the next quarter or full fiscal year. That context matters for interpreting whether the current momentum is expected to continue or slow.
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