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Intuit (INTU) Financial Forecast Calculator

Interactive 5-year forecast and DCF for Intuit. Adjust revenue growth, gross margin, capex intensity, WACC, and terminal growth - see revenue, free cash flow, and enterprise value update in real time. Seeded from Intuit’s most recent SEC filings.

Revenue FY30
$35.75B
from $14.37B
FCF FY30
$4.42B
Margin 12.4%
Enterprise value
$58.03B
4.0× LTM revenue
Equity value
$54.84B
Net debt $3.19B
Revenue & free cash flow - history and 5-year forecast
Line (area)
Bars
Historicals from SEC EDGAR (grey). Forecast years (color) update live as you move the sliders.

Assumptions

Revenue growth (annual)
20.0%
-10.0%baseline 20.0%40.0%
Gross margin
45.0%
5.0%baseline 45.0%90.0%
Capex % of revenue
1.0%
0.0%baseline 1.0%30.0%
WACC (discount rate)
9.00%
4.0%baseline 9.0%18.0%
Terminal growth
2.50%
0.0%baseline 2.5%5.0%

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Frequently asked

What is Intuit's core business model?+

Intuit operates as a global financial technology platform, providing financial management, tax preparation, and marketing software. It primarily uses an asset-light, subscription and transaction-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) business model.

How does Intuit generate revenue across its main segments?+

Historically, Intuit generated revenue through segments like Global Business Solutions (QuickBooks, Mailchimp), Consumer (TurboTax), Credit Karma, and ProTax. Effective fiscal 2026, the company restructured, combining Consumer, Credit Karma, and ProTax into a single unified Consumer segment, alongside its Global Business Solutions.

Why does Intuit typically operate with negative net working capital?+

Intuit operates with negative net working capital primarily due to high deferred revenue from its annual software subscriptions. This structural characteristic provides the company with a significant cash flow advantage.

What is Intuit's approach to capital expenditure and investment?+

Intuit maintains historically low capital expenditure, typically between 1.5% to 2.5% of revenue, with almost all of it being growth capex. This investment focuses on data center equipment and capitalizing internal-use software for new product features.

What is the primary purpose of the Intuit financial model?+

The Intuit financial model serves as a comprehensive tool for equity valuation and scenario planning. It enables analysts to forecast cash flows, assess the impact of the fiscal 2026 segment restructuring, and evaluate the growth of its AI-driven expert platform.

What is the forecast horizon covered by the Intuit financial model?+

The Intuit financial model provides a forecast horizon spanning from fiscal year 2026 through fiscal year 2030. This allows for long-term analysis of the company's financial performance.

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