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Intuit Director Thomas J. Szkutak Converts 43 RSUs into Common Stock

Low SignificanceOctober 23, 2026 at 6:32:42 PM EDT

INTUIT INC.

$INTU4CIK: 0000896878

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Filing Summary

📋 Insider Filing: INTUIT INC. ($INTU)

Insider: SZKUTAK THOMAS J (Director) Filing Date: 2026-10-23 | Transaction Date: 2026-10-22

  • Transaction: M (Derivative Exercise / Conversion)
  • Security: Common Stock
  • Shares Acquired: 43 @ $0.00
  • Post-Transaction Holdings: 5,763 shares
  • Significance: Low (Routine RSU settlement)

SEC Filing

Comprehensive Analysis

Executive Summary

On October 23, 2026, Intuit Inc. ($INTU) filed a Form 4 reporting a transaction by Director Thomas J. Szkutak. On October 22, 2026, Mr. Szkutak acquired 43 shares of common stock through the settlement/exercise of vested restricted stock units (RSUs) that were originally granted in lieu of director fees.

Transaction Details

  • Reporting Owner: Thomas J. Szkutak (Director)
  • Transaction Code: M (Exercise or conversion of derivative security)
  • Shares Acquired: 43 shares of Common Stock at $0.00 per share
  • Derivative Disposed: 43 Restricted Stock Units
  • Post-Transaction Beneficial Ownership: 5,763 directly held shares

Context & Market Significance

This filing reflects the standard release and conversion of RSUs granted under a director compensation plan. Because no shares were sold on the open market and the transaction represents a routine equity compensation vesting event, this activity has low market and trading significance.

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