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To: Kelvin Taylor who wrote (47900)4/25/2003 7:04:26 PM
From: Ron McKinnon  Respond to of 53068
 
>>>what is the market telling us about the future?

something?

or

nothing?

have a great weekend



To: Kelvin Taylor who wrote (47900)4/28/2003 4:53:53 PM
From: Larry S.  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 53068
 
Intuit says TurboTax revenues up 20 pct
Monday April 28, 4:39 pm ET

PALO ALTO, Calif., April 28 (Reuters) - Intuit Inc. (NasdaqNM:INTU - News) on Monday said sales from its
consumer tax group -- which includes its key TurboTax software and online services -- was up more than 20 percent
fiscal year-to-date and that it sees current-quarter revenues at the lower end of forecasts.

Intuit said retail and channel sales of TurboTax
were up 12 percent to 6.1 million units. It also
said 2.4 million paid tax returns were filed using
TurboTax for the Web, bringing total paid
TurboTax units to about 8.5 million, or up 11
percent over last year.

An additional 1.2 million free federal tax returns
were completed via TurboTax for the Web,
compared to 1.1 million last year, the company
said in a statement.

Intuit also said its fiscal third-quarter earnings,
excluding items, would be at the high end of its
previously issued target of $1 to $1.03 per share
on revenue of $630 million to $660 million.

Mountain View, California-based Intuit in March
cut its 2003 revenue and earnings growth targets,
blaming an economic slowdown for soft sales
across its product line.

stock rebounding sharply AH, still down on the day. larry