Intuit Inc. stock holds steady as analyst consensus points to moderate upside

Intuit Inc. stock (ISIN US4612021039) is trading at about 332.70 dollars as of September 4, 2026, giving the financial software group a market capitalization of roughly 91.01 billion dollars according to data compiled by MarketBeat. The shares sit between a one year low of 252.84 dollars and a one year high of 705.08 dollars, underlining how volatility has compressed valuation after a period of strong appreciation.

Analyst consensus and earnings momentum

According to the same MarketBeat overview dated September 6, 2026, Intuit currently carries a consensus Hold rating from thirty one brokerages, with three issuing sell ratings, eleven recommending hold and seventeen recommending buy, and an average twelve month price objective of about 434.68 dollars, implying upside of roughly 30.7 percent from the recent 332.70 dollar level if those targets are met.

Intuit last reported quarterly results for the period ended August 25, 2026, with earnings per share of 4.03 dollars, beating the consensus estimate of 3.58 dollars by 0.45 dollars, while revenue reached 4.35 billion dollars against analyst expectations of 4.27 billion dollars, a year on year increase of 13.7 percent over the same quarter a year earlier as summarized by MarketBeat.

Guidance and profitability profile

On the back of that quarter, Intuit has issued guidance for the first quarter of fiscal 2027 with expected earnings per share between 2.44 and 2.48 dollars, and for the full fiscal year 2027 with expected earnings per share in a range from 22.88 to 23.12 dollars, which, if reached, would extend the group’s earnings growth trajectory beyond the current year.

The company’s profitability and balance sheet metrics remain solid in this snapshot: MarketBeat reports a price to earnings ratio of 20.16, a price to earnings growth (PEG) ratio of 0.95, a beta of 0.98 indicating broadly market level volatility, a current ratio of 1.51 and a quick ratio of 1.45, while the debt to equity ratio stands at 0.34, suggesting a moderate use of leverage in the capital structure.

Dividend policy and shareholder returns

Intuit also returns cash to shareholders via a regular dividend. The recent quarterly dividend cited in the MarketBeat data is 1.38 dollars per share to be paid on October 16, 2026 to investors of record on October 8, 2026, corresponding to an annualized dividend of 5.52 dollars per share and a yield of about 1.7 percent on the current share price, representing an increase from the previous quarterly dividend of 1.20 dollars and a payout ratio standing at approximately 29.09 percent.

For investors, the combination of double digit revenue growth in the most recent quarter, a clear earnings guidance corridor for fiscal 2027 and a modest but rising dividend underpins a total return profile that is closely watched against the backdrop of competitive pressures in tax preparation, small business accounting and personal finance software.

Product focus: TurboTax in the consumer segment

Within Intuit’s portfolio, TurboTax remains one of the most visible consumer products. It offers individual taxpayers a cloud based tax preparation and filing service with options ranging from do it yourself filings to expert assisted full service, and acts as an important entry point for cross selling other Intuit services such as credit monitoring through Credit Karma and small business tools for self employed users.

Stock valuation snapshot

At the latest reported level of 332.70 dollars as of September 4, 2026, Intuit Inc. stock trades at a valuation of 20.16 times current year earnings according to the MarketBeat consensus, with the share price sitting well above the one year low of 252.84 dollars but far below the one year high of 705.08 dollars, leaving room for potential rerating if the company delivers on its fiscal 2027 guidance.