What are Intuit's profit margins?

Intuit (INTU) runs a 82.1% gross margin and a 27.5% operating margin, with a 21.9% net margin.

Where do Intuit's ratios come from?

Every ratio is computed from Intuit's SEC filings — trailing-twelve-month flows over period-end balances. Valuation multiples combine those fundamentals with market data, recomputed each period. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any ratio for its full history and peer comparisons.

Intuit INTU Ratios & Valuation

Income Statement Balance Sheet Cash Flow Ratios Segments

Quarterly Annual TTM

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Simplified Detailed

	TTM Q3 '26	TTM Q2 '26	TTM Q1 '26	TTM Q4 '25	TTM Q3 '25
Profitability
Operating margin	107.4%+13.3pp	105.1%+12.2pp	101.2%+8.4pp	97%+4.0pp	94.1%+2.4pp
Net margin	85.2%+12.2pp	82.5%+9.2pp	78.7%+4.9pp	75.3%+1.6pp	73%+1.1pp
EBITDA margin	120.6%+11.2pp	118.8%+10.2pp	115.5%+6.7pp	111.9%+2.6pp	109.5%+1.0pp
Free cash flow margin	136.7%+9.4pp	133.5%+7.8pp	132.4%+8.6pp	130.9%+8.6pp	127.2%+0.1pp
Returns
Return on equity	88.2%+19.3pp	83.7%+15.8pp	77.8%+10.5pp	72.5%+6.3pp	68.9%+5.3pp
Return on assets	48.8%+9.2pp	47%+7.4pp	43.8%+4.4pp	40.9%+1.8pp	39.7%+1.9pp
Return on invested capital	95.1%+9.0pp	93.2%+13.6pp	91.6%+15.6pp	89.3%+17.5pp	86.1%+18.8pp
Efficiency
Asset turnover	2.3×+0.1×	2.3×+0.1×	2.2×+0.1×	2.2×0.0×	2.2×+0.1×
Liquidity
Current ratio	5.5×+0.3×	5.5×+0.2×	5.5×+0.3×	5.3×+0.1×	5.3×-0.1×
Quick ratio	5.5×+0.3×	5.5×+0.2×	5.5×+0.3×	5.3×+0.1×	5.3×-0.1×
Cash ratio	3.6×-0.1×	3.7×0.0×	3.6×0.0×	3.6×+0.2×	3.7×+0.4×
Leverage
Debt-to-equity	1.4×-0.1×	1.4×-0.1×	1.4×0.0×	1.4×0.0×	1.5×0.0×
Debt-to-assets	0.8×-0.1×	0.8×-0.1×	0.8×0.0×	0.8×-0.1×	0.8×-0.1×
Net debt / EBITDA	-1.3×-0.6×	-1.1×-1.0×	-0.8×-0.9×	-1.1×-2.1×	-0.7×-2.8×
Interest coverage	87×+20.5×	82×+18.8×	76.1×+15.9×	70.8×+13.6×	66.4×+12.3×
Per Share
Book value per share	$281.20+6.6%	$277.83+7.5%	$273.20+7.3%	$268.52+7.2%	$263.79+7.0%
Valuation
Market capitalization	$651.4B-5.9%	$715.85B+2.9%	$745.38B+5.9%	$730.15B+8.7%	$692.4B+9.2%
Enterprise value	$643.57B-6.6%	$709.93B+2.1%	$740.91B+5.2%	$724.51B+7.2%	$689.07B+7.3%
Price / earnings	157.2×-66.0×	183.1×-47.9×	206.2×-33.6×	219.1×-16.1×	223.3×-11.3×
Price / sales	33.2×-7.4×	37.6×-4.8×	40.5×-3.8×	41.2×-2.1×	40.7×-1.5×
Price / book	33.2×-3.9×	36.6×-1.4×	38.7×-0.4×	38.5×+0.7×	37.2×+0.9×
EV / EBITDA	109.4×-39.0×	125.6×-30.2×	139.5×-23.3×	146.2×-13.3×	148.3×-9.2×
EV / sales	32.9×-7.7×	37.2×-5.1×	40.2×-4.0×	40.9×-2.7×	40.5×-2.2×
Free cash flow yield	18.4%+5.8pp	14.8%+2.8pp	13.2%+2.0pp	12.8%+1.4pp	12.6%+0.5pp
Earnings yield	11.4%+4.2pp	9.1%+2.2pp	7.8%+1.1pp	7.3%+0.5pp	7.2%+0.4pp
Dividend yield	3.3%+0.8pp	2.8%+0.4pp	2.5%+0.2pp	2.5%+0.1pp	2.5%+0.1pp
PEG ratio	4.5×-11.1×	7.4×-6.2×	12×+2.0×	15.1×+7.7×	15.6×+5.8×

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What are Intuit's profit margins?: Intuit (INTU) runs a 82.1% gross margin and a 27.5% operating margin, with a 21.9% net margin.
Where do Intuit's ratios come from?: Every ratio is computed from Intuit's SEC filings — trailing-twelve-month flows over period-end balances. Valuation multiples combine those fundamentals with market data, recomputed each period. Switch between quarterly, annual, and TTM, or open any ratio for its full history and peer comparisons.