Intuit reported a solid QQ3 2024 with substantial sequential momentum and healthy profitability across its four segments. Revenue reached $6.737 billion, up 11.95% year-over-year and surging about 99% quarter-over-quarter, underscoring stronger seasonality and scale in its core platforms (Small Business/ Self-Employed, Consumer/TurboTax, and Credit Karma). Gross margin remained high at approximately 82.4%, and operating margin about 46.1%, supporting an operating income of $3.105 billion and net income of $2.389 billion for the quarter. Diluted earnings per share were $8.41, with reported EPS of $8.53, reflecting roughly $0.15 of quarterly variance versus the diluted figure. The company generated robust operating cash flow of $3.951 billion and free cash flow of $3.89 billion, leaving a strong liquidity position (cash at period-end of $6.481 billion) and a still-discipline-driven capital allocation framework (net debt of $2.283 billion, $572 million in share repurchases, and $257 million in dividends). These dynamics reinforce Intuit’s ability to reinvest in its ecosystem while returning capital to shareholders. Management commentary (as far as can be inferred from the release and typical guidance patterns) emphasizes continued investment in scaleable platforms (QuickBooks Online, TurboTax, Credit Karma) and operating discipline to sustain margin strength amid a favorable but potentially choppy macro environment.