Intuit restructures for AI era with 3,000 global job cuts.
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Intuit restructures for AI era with 3,000 global job cuts. | 20 May 2026 The TurboTax and QuickBooks maker is reducing 17% of its workforce as it redirects resources towards artificial intelligence and simplifies its corporate structure. Intuit is cutting roughly 3,000 jobs globally as the enterprise software company accelerates its artificial intelligence strategy and reshapes its organisational structure to operate more efficiently in an increasingly AI-driven market. The layoffs, which affect nearly 17% of the company's workforce, were disclosed in an internal memo from Chief Executive Officer Sasan Goodarzi, according to Reuters. The report said the restructuring is designed to reduce complexity across the business and divert more resources towards embedding AI capabilities into Intuit's products and services. The company develops widely used financial and accounting software products including TurboTax, QuickBooks and Credit Karma. Workforce reduction tied to AI priorities. Reuters reported that Goodarzi told employees the layoffs are intended to simplify Intuit's corporate structure and sharpen focus on AI initiatives as competition intensifies across the software sector. According to the company's annual report, Intuit employed approximately 18,200 people worldwide as of July 2025. Key details emerging from the restructuring include: * Around 3,000 employees...
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