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Intuit Layoffs 2026: 3,000 Jobs Cut

Latest announcement (May 20, 2026): Intuit confirmed in a memo from CEO Sasan Goodarzi that it will lay off more than 3,000 employees, saying the move is meant to reduce complexity and refocus the company on AI products. Locations named: Reno, NV, United States; Woodland Hills, CA, United States. The tracker lists 2 announcements for Intuit since 2024, with 4,800 jobs reported affected. Our coverage: Intuit Lays Off 3,000 Workers in 2026 as AI Speeds Up Job Cuts

Last updated Oct 2, 2026

From our coverage, : Intuit Lays Off 3,000 Workers in 2026 as AI Speeds Up Job Cuts

Intuit at a glance

Announcements tracked
2
Jobs affected (reported)
4,800
Layoffs
2
Store closures
0
Return-to-office mandates
0

Jobs affected are as reported by each source, summed over the 2 of 2 announcements that state a number.

Latest announcement

Intuit jobs reported affected by year
YearJobs reportedAnnouncements
20241,8001
202500
20263,0001

2026

1 announcement · 3,000 jobs reported affected

  1. LayoffReno, NV, United States · Woodland Hills, CA, United States

    Cuts 3,000 jobs

    Intuit confirmed in a memo from CEO Sasan Goodarzi that it will lay off more than 3,000 employees, saying the move is meant to reduce complexity and refocus the company on AI products.

2024

1 announcement · 1,800 jobs reported affected

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Every published announcement, all years, one row per event. Column names are stable, and jobs affected are blank where no source states a number.

Jobs affected are counted only when a source states a number; “Not stated” means none was disclosed. Methodology, sources and how to cite

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