For the fiscal third quarter, which falls during peak tax season, Intuit expects revenue to grow about 10%, earnings per share of $10.56 to $10.62 and adjusted earnings per-share of $12.45 to $12.51.
Intuit forecast third-quarter profit below Wall Street estimates on Thursday, as it anticipates higher marketing spending to attract more customers during the U.S. tax season.
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