Insider digest · INTU
Intuit insider filings, Oct 23, 2026
Intuit insiders filed 2 routine Form 4 reports on Oct 23, 2026: exercises. None of them was a purchase or a sale in the market. This page groups them in one place; each row links to the filing note, and each number links to the Form 4 itself.
What the codes mean: how to read a Form 4 · stock-based compensation.
Exercises and conversions
Options exercised or units converted into shares. Total for the day: 190 shares or units, worth about $56,126 at the prices reported.
| Person | Code | Security | Shares | Price | Value | Held after |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas J. Szkutak · director | M | Common Stock | 43 | – | – | 5,763 |
| Thomas J. Szkutak · director | M | Restricted Stock Units | 43 | $590.80 | $25,404 | 0 |
| Richard L. Dalzell · director | M | Common Stock | 52 | – | – | 11,583 |
| Richard L. Dalzell · director | M | Restricted Stock Units | 52 | $590.80 | $30,722 | 0 |
The filings
- Intuit director Thomas J. Szkutak reports exercising or converting 43 shares · SEC filing index
- Intuit director Richard L. Dalzell reports exercising or converting 52 shares · SEC filing index
Intuit company file → · All Intuit filings notes
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