Intuit’s 2026 Annual Stockholders’ Meeting saw the re-election of all 11 directors, approval of the advisory say-on-pay, and ratification of Ernst & Young. Strong financial results were highlighted, with revenue doubling to ~$19 billion since 2021, and significant growth in key segments like TurboTax Live and QuickBooks Live.

CEO Sasan Goodarzi outlined a strategy to build a “system of intelligence” utilizing data, AI, and human expertise, with three key focus areas: done-for-you experiences, accelerating money benefits, and mid-market expansion. Intuit highlighted its growth, with Q1 growth at 18% and returns of about two-thirds of free cash flow to shareholders.

A stockholder proposal requesting an ROI report on diversity and inclusion programs failed, while key proposals like the election of directors and ratification of Ernst & Young were approved. Intuit emphasized its commitment to innovation and growth, targeting a total addressable market of over $300 billion and focusing on customer outcomes and experience enhancements.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: Intuit Stockholders Re-Elect Directors, Back Say-on-Pay; DEI ROI Proposal Fails at AGM