@vlb wrote:Yes, and...?
I worked at Apple for 12 years.
......and we're talking about Apple, a company with close to a $4 trillion market cap versus Intuit with a little over $110 billion. Also, there's a huge difference between the two re price points of goods and services to consumers.
Apple's products involve fairly large expenditures by customers thereof (primarily hardware) whereas TurboTax's desktop software represents chump change to Intuit (it's less than 5% of gross revenue and going downnnnnnnnnn..........). That's the "Yes, and.....?"
