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Intuit's growth driven by TurboTax was noted, but Goldman Sachs subsequently downgraded the company due to growth concerns.

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Intuit's growth driven by TurboTax was noted, but Goldman Sachs subsequently downgraded the company due to growth concerns.

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  1. Allegations of securities law violations regarding Intuit and its flagship product, TurboTax.1 source
  2. Intuit faces analyst downgrades from Goldman Sachs and Stifel over growth and pricing strategy.1 source
  3. GS downgraded Intuit due to growth concerns despite TurboTax driving long-term growth.1 source

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