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Intuit Layoffs: Latest Updates, Severance, WARN and Employee Guide

Recent layoffHigh confidenceLatest verified event: May 20, 2026· Reviewed September 17, 2026

Intuit made a large ~3,000-person (about 17%) reduction in May 2026 — its second major round after ~1,800 in July 2024 — as it simplifies its structure and leans into AI.

Educational, employee-first summary of publicly available information — not legal, financial, tax or immigration advice, and not affiliated with or endorsed by Intuit. Verify your specific situation with HR, official notices and qualified professionals.

Quick answer

Latest verified development
On May 20, 2026 Intuit said it would lay off about 3,000 employees — reported as roughly 17% of its global workforce across seven countries — in a restructuring CEO Sasan Goodarzi framed as reducing complexity and sharpening focus. Notably, Goodarzi said the cuts were 'not an AI layoff,' even as Intuit invests heavily in AI.
What kind of event
A large company-wide simplification/restructuring, the second major reduction after a ~1,800-person round in July 2024 — both framed around reorganizing rather than pure cost-cutting.
What number is confirmed
~3,000 (May 2026, company-announced; reported as ~17% across 7 countries) and ~1,800 (July 2024, about 10%). Intuit said it planned to rehire ~1,800 in growth areas after the 2024 round.
Who appears most affected
The 2026 cut spanned multiple functions and countries; the 2024 round hit roles Intuit said weren't meeting elevated expectations plus streamlined positions. Confirm your specific org.
What to verify first
Whether your role is eliminated (vs. a re-org), your official termination date, your severance offer, and your RSU vest dates.

Current status as of August 26, 2026

Classification: Recent layoff

Confirmed

  • May 20, 2026: ~3,000 roles cut, reported as ~17% of the global workforce across seven countries (CEO Sasan Goodarzi).
  • July 2024: ~1,800 roles (about 10%); Intuit said it planned to rehire ~1,800 in engineering, product and customer-facing growth roles.

Reported / proposed (not confirmed)

  • Goodarzi publicly said the 2026 cut was 'not an AI layoff,' even though Intuit is investing heavily in AI (e.g., Intuit Assist and AI partnerships).
  • Intuit frames both rounds as reorganizations to reduce complexity and reallocate to growth, so further reshaping is possible.

Intuit snapshot

Legal employer nameIntuit Inc.
Common nameIntuit
Parent companyNone (independent)
Covered subsidiariesTurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma, Mailchimp
IndustryFinancial software
HeadquartersMountain View, California, United States
TickerINTU (NASDAQ)
Employee base~18,200 permanent employees in seven countries (plus ~12,300 seasonal on average from January to April) (as of July 31, 2025)
Latest verified event~3,000 roles (reported ~17%, across 7 countries) — May 20, 2026
Historical H-1B sponsorYes (federal data)
Source confidenceHigh confidence
Guide last reviewedSeptember 17, 2026 by Deepak Middha

Intuit layoff timeline

Intuit's two major reductions were both framed as reorganizations — reallocating toward AI and growth — rather than simple cost cuts, and in 2024 Intuit paired the cut with plans to rehire a similar number in different roles. Rounds are listed newest first.

~3,000 roles (reported ~17%, across 7 countries)

May 20, 2026high
LayoffCompany-announcedAffected: ~3,000 (reported ~17% of global workforce) (~17%)
Affected divisions
Multiple functions, Multiple product groups
Affected roles
Corporate, Product, Engineering, Support
Locations
Seven countries (incl. U.S. — Mountain View, San Diego)

Company-stated reason: CEO Sasan Goodarzi framed the cut as reducing complexity, simplifying the structure and sharpening focus. He explicitly told the press it was 'not an AI layoff,' despite Intuit's heavy AI investment. [1],[2]

What this means for you: This was a large, multi-country reduction. Because Intuit reorganizes rather than purely cost-cuts, confirm whether your role is eliminated outright or being redefined — and get your termination date and severance in writing.

~1,800 roles (about 10%) — reorg with plans to rehire ~1,800

July 10, 2024high
LayoffCompany-announcedAffected: ~1,800 (about 10%) (~10%)
Affected divisions
Multiple teams
Affected roles
Performance-related (~1,000+), Streamlined roles (~300)
Locations
U.S. (Mountain View, San Diego) + others

Company-stated reason: Goodarzi's memo said more than 1,000 of the cuts were employees not meeting elevated expectations, with about 300 eliminated to streamline and reallocate — while Intuit planned to hire about 1,800 new people in engineering, product and customer-facing roles. [3],[4]

What this means for you: This round mixed performance-based exits with role eliminations, which can affect how a separation is characterized. Clarify the stated reason for your exit, since it can matter for unemployment and references.

What changed between rounds

2024 'reshape' vs. 2026 'simplify'

The July 2024 round was a smaller (~1,800) mix of performance-based exits and streamlining, paired with plans to rehire a similar number in growth roles. The May 2026 round was much larger (~3,000, reported ~17%) and framed as reducing complexity across the whole company. Treat 2026 as a broader structural reduction, not a like-for-like repeat.

'Not an AI layoff' — but AI is the backdrop

Intuit invests heavily in AI (Intuit Assist and AI partnerships), and both rounds were reported in that context. Yet CEO Goodarzi explicitly said the 2026 cut was 'not an AI layoff.' For employees, the practical point is the same — confirm your own role's status — but the framing matters for how the reduction is described publicly.

Performance-based vs. role-elimination

In 2024, Intuit said many cuts were performance-related. How your separation is characterized (a role elimination in a layoff vs. a performance exit) can affect unemployment eligibility, references and how you explain it to future employers. Ask HR to confirm the stated reason in writing.

WARN notice research

Intuit is headquartered in Mountain View, California, with major sites including San Diego, and employees across several countries. WARN coverage depends on the worksite, event size, timing and each state's law. For U.S. employees, search California's official EDD WARN listing (or your own worksite state) rather than assuming headquarters applies.

No matching official filing was located during the latest review. This does not establish that WARN did not apply or that no notice exists. WARN coverage depends on the employer, worksite, event size, timing, exceptions and state law. Verify in the official database for your worksite's state — not the company headquarters state.

Check the official WARN database for your worksite state:

Historically reported Intuit severance packages

Intuit is one of the few employers on this site to have published a severance formula in its own words. Its June 2020 message set it out exactly — a minimum number of weeks plus two additional weeks for every year of service — and reporting on the July 2024 round describes the same structure with a much higher floor. That gives you something rare: a formula shape you can check your own offer against, and evidence of how much the floor can move between rounds.

All employees departing in the June 2020 reduction (715 roles) · 2020

Officially documented

United States (global minimum stated)

Intuit published this package in full on its own blog. Every departing employee received a minimum of four weeks of pay plus two additional weeks for every year of service. US employees also got a 60-day extended transition period running to an exit date of 21 August — long enough, by design, for everyone leaving to reach their July RSU vesting date. Intuit paid at least four months of health insurance, provided six months of career transition and job placement services through RiseSmart, offered immigration expert guidance at no cost, and let people keep their laptops. [7]

Cash formulaMinimum 4 weeks of pay, plus 2 additional weeks for every year of service — published by Intuit
Transition period60-day extended transition in the US to an exit date of 21 August; the last day in role varied
EquityThe transition period was set so everyone leaving reached their July RSU vesting date — a deliberate design choice, not a coincidence
BonusThe transition ran past the 31 July eligibility date for annual IPI bonuses and Q4 incentives
Health coverageAt least four months of health insurance paid by Intuit
OutplacementSix months of career transition and job placement services through RiseSmart
ImmigrationImmigration expert guidance at no cost
EquipmentDeparting employees kept their laptops

Note: These terms were published by Intuit for one specific round in June 2020. They are historical context and a benchmark for the shape of an Intuit package — not an entitlement, and not what a later round offered. Only your own written separation agreement determines what you receive.

US employees departing in the July 2024 reduction (~1,800 roles, about 10%) · 2024

Reported / undisclosed

United States

Reporting on the July 2024 round describes the same formula shape as 2020 with a substantially higher floor: a minimum of 16 weeks of pay plus two additional weeks for every year of service for departing US employees, with an extended transition period before the final departure date. Intuit did not publish these terms itself, so treat the 16 weeks as reported rather than confirmed — but note that the structure matches the formula Intuit did publish in 2020, which makes it more credible than an unanchored figure. [8],[3]

Cash formula (reported)Minimum 16 weeks of pay, plus 2 additional weeks for every year of service
How this comparesSame structure as the published 2020 formula, with the floor raised from 4 weeks to a reported 16
Worked exampleOn the reported formula, 5 years of service gives 16 + (2 × 5) = 26 weeks; 10 years gives 36 weeks. Check your recorded service date before relying on the arithmetic
Transition periodAn extended transition period was reported before the final departure date — confirm your exact last day and whether it carries you past an RSU vest
Separation reasonThe 2024 round mixed role eliminations with performance-related exits. Clarify in writing which yours was — it can affect unemployment and references
EquityConfirm whether your transition period reaches your next RSU vest date, as the 2020 package was deliberately designed to do
Health coverageConfirm your coverage end date and any employer-paid period before COBRA
ReleaseA release is typically required; if you are 40 or over the ADEA review and revocation windows apply

Note: The 16-week minimum is reported, not published by Intuit. Its structure is corroborated by the formula Intuit did publish in 2020, but the figure itself is secondary. A performance-based exit can carry different treatment from a role elimination. Confirm your own numbers and the stated reason for your separation with HR in writing.

Employees departing in the May 2026 reduction (~3,000 roles, reported ~17%) · 2026

Reported / undisclosed

United States

Intuit has not published severance terms for the May 2026 round, and no reliable per-person formula has been reported. Do not assume the 2024 terms carried across: Intuit's published minimum moved from four weeks in 2020 to a reported sixteen in 2024, which shows the floor is set per round rather than fixed by standing policy. [1],[2]

Cash severanceNot published for this round — request your calculation in writing, including how service is counted
Do not assume continuityThe minimum moved from 4 weeks (2020, published) to a reported 16 (2024). The floor is set per round, not by standing policy
EquityConfirm whether any transition period reaches your next RSU vest date
Health coverageConfirm your coverage end date and any employer-paid period
OutplacementIntuit previously provided six months through RiseSmart — confirm the provider and duration offered to you

Note: No severance terms were published or reliably reported for this round. This entry records that gap rather than importing an earlier round's numbers into a year they did not cover.

What signing asks you to give up

Severance is almost never a gift. In the United States it is nearly always consideration — payment in exchange for a release of claims, which is the operative half of the document and the half that is easy to skim past. Before you sign Intuit's agreement, know what the release actually covers and what it cannot.

Typically waivedClaims arising from your employment and its end — discrimination, wrongful termination, harassment and retaliation — usually including claims you do not yet know about.
Wage claims — treated differentlyDo not assume unpaid wages are released just because the agreement is broadly worded. Whether a statutory wage claim can be released at all varies by the statute and by your state. Federal minimum-wage and overtime rights under the FLSA are the clearest example: the Supreme Court held that allowing employees to waive statutory wages “would nullify the purposes of the Act,” and extended the same reasoning to liquidated damages (Brooklyn Savings Bank v. O'Neil, 324 U.S. 697 (1945)). Congress provided a specific route instead — payment supervised by the Secretary of Labor, which on payment in full does waive the private right of action (29 U.S.C. § 216(c)) — and courts commonly require court approval or a bona fide dispute for anything else, with the rules differing between circuits. Several states go further: California, for example, voids a release of a wage claim taken before the wages are paid, and bars its wage-payment rules from being “contravened or set aside by a private agreement” (Cal. Lab. Code §§ 206.5, 219). If you are owed final pay, PTO, commissions or overtime, treat that as a separate question from the release and get advice on your own state's rule.
Often added alongsideNon-disparagement, confidentiality about the agreement, cooperation clauses, return-of-property terms, and sometimes non-solicit or non-compete restrictions. These are obligations you take on, not claims you release — read them separately.
Cannot be waivedYour right to file a charge with the EEOC, or to take part in an EEOC investigation. Federal regulation is explicit: no waiver agreement may include a provision prohibiting anyone from filing a charge — including a challenge to the validity of the waiver itself— or from participating in an EEOC proceeding, and none may impose a penalty or condition that adversely affects that right (29 C.F.R. § 1625.22(i)). Vested retirement benefits, unemployment eligibility and, in most states, workers' compensation claims also sit outside a release.
If you are 40 or older“An individual may not waive any right or claim under this chapter unless the waiver is knowing and voluntary” — and the ADEA sets out what that requires at a minimum (29 U.S.C. § 626(f)(1)). Which consideration period applies depends on how the offer is made:
  • At least 21 days to consider the agreement — the general rule for a waiver offered to you individually (§ 626(f)(1)(F)(i)).
  • At least 45 days instead, where the waiver is requested in connection with an exit incentive or other employment termination program offered to a group or class of employees (§ 626(f)(1)(F)(ii)). Whether your separation is part of such a program is a factual question about how the employer structured and offered the waiver — a company announcing a layoff round does not by itself establish that every separation agreement in it is part of a group program.
  • At least 7 days after you sign in which you may revoke, and the agreement cannot become effective or enforceable until that period expires (§ 626(f)(1)(G)). This one cannot be shortened.
  • Where a waiver is requested in connection with such a group program, the employer must also inform you in writing, at the start of the consideration period, of the class, unit or group covered, the eligibility factors and any time limits, plus the job titles and ages of everyone eligible or selected and the ages of everyone in the same job classification or organizational unit who was not selected (§ 626(f)(1)(H)).
Do not assume which period applies to you. Read the agreement itself — it normally states the consideration period on its face — and check whether you were given decisional-unit information alongside it. If the stated window is shorter than you expected, or group disclosures are absent where the waiver appears to be tied to a group program, that is worth raising with an employment lawyer before you sign rather than assuming either 21 or 45 days is your entitlement.

If those requirements are not met, the age-claim waiver does not hold. The Supreme Court put it plainly in Oubre v. Entergy Operations, Inc., 522 U.S. 422 (1998): a release that does not comply with the OWBPA “is unenforceable against her insofar as it purports to waive or release her ADEA claim… the release cannot bar her ADEA suit, irrespective of the validity of the contract as to other claims” — and she did not have to give the money back first. Note the second half of that sentence: the defect invalidates the ADEA waiver, not automatically every other provision of the agreement, which may still bind you. It is also the employer's burden to prove a waiver was knowing and voluntary (§ 626(f)(3)), which is why a shortened window or a missing group disclosure is worth raising before you sign rather than after. Severance agreements over 40 (OWBPA) covers this in full, and severance agreement red flags covers the clauses worth pushing back on. This is general information, not legal advice about your situation.

Past packages provide historical context only. Your terms may differ by layoff round, role, level, tenure, location, legal employer and separation agreement. If you are 40 or older, review the severance agreement over 40 (OWBPA) guide before signing.

Intuit-specific compensation issues

RSUs and equity vesting

Intuit compensation includes RSUs that vest over multiple years, and the treatment of unvested RSUs is controlled by the applicable equity plan, your award agreement and your separation terms. Pull your vesting schedule and compare what vests before versus after your termination date, and factor any near-term vest into how you evaluate the package. [2]

Layoff vs. performance-based exit

Because Intuit's 2024 round mixed layoffs with performance-based exits, the reason your separation is coded matters. A role elimination generally supports unemployment eligibility and a clean reference; a performance characterization can complicate both. Confirm your stated reason in writing before signing anything. [3]

Bonus and incentive timing

Confirm whether you remain eligible for any earned-but-unpaid bonus given your separation date, and how it will be calculated. Intuit's fiscal year ends July 31, so a separation near year-end can affect bonus timing — ask HR. [2]

Health insurance, benefits and final pay

  • Confirm your exact coverage end date and COBRA; compare COBRA vs. ACA Marketplace.
  • Losing job-based coverage generally creates a Marketplace Special Enrollment Period, available for 60 days before and 60 days after the loss of coverage; verify the effective-date mechanics for the plan you choose.
  • Compare your 401(k) options; check HSA/FSA balances, ESPP, and dependent-coverage dates.
  • Ask about outplacement scope and duration.
Final pay, unused PTO, bonus and commission treatment depend on your work state, company policy, legal employer, separation agreement and pay classification — there is no single nationwide rule (for example, some states treat accrued PTO as earned wages, others leave it to policy). Verify with these tools:

H-1B and employment-visa considerations

Historical sponsorship: YesIntuit Inc.

Federal H-1B petition and labor-condition-application data shows Intuit Inc. among U.S. H-1B sponsors, concentrated in software and product roles. That does not guarantee sponsorship for every role going forward. If you're on an H-1B and were affected, the regulation provides an eligible H-1B worker a discretionary period of up to 60 consecutive days following cessation of the employment on which the classification was based, or until the authorized validity period ends, whichever is shorter, and DHS may shorten or eliminate it. A payroll, severance or employer-labelled termination date does not automatically resolve when that cessation occurred, so confirm the facts promptly with qualified immigration counsel. [5]

  • For an eligible H-1B worker, the regulation provides a discretionary period of up to 60 consecutive days following cessation of the employment on which the classification was based, or until the authorized validity period ends, whichever is shorter (8 C.F.R. § 214.1(l)(2)). It is available once during each authorized validity period, and DHS may shorten or eliminate it.
  • A payroll, severance or employer-labelled termination date does not automatically resolve when that cessation occurred. Confirm the facts promptly with qualified immigration counsel rather than counting days from the date on your letter.
  • The period may allow a transfer, a change of status or departure, but it is not work authorization in itself — unless otherwise authorized, you may not work during it.
  • Ask about internal transfer and subsidiary transfer options, employment-verification letters, and any I-140/green-card process impact.

This is general information, not case-specific legal advice. Consult a qualified immigration attorney about your situation.

Alumni and former-employee networks

Intuit has a strong alumni base across fintech, product and engineering. Use the shared alumni directory to find former-employee networks and referral threads; Intuit alumni are well connected across the fintech and SaaS ecosystem.

Intuit alumni network

Intuit alumni across fintech, product and engineering (TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma, Mailchimp).

Alumni network · LinkedIn alumni search · opens a public LinkedIn people search · link checked 2026-08-26

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Questions to ask Intuit HR

  1. 1. Is my role being eliminated (a layoff) or characterized as a performance exit?

    Why it matters: It affects unemployment, references and how you explain it.

  2. 2. What is my official termination date?

  3. 3. How is my severance calculated, and is it a lump sum or salary continuation?

  4. 4. What happens to my unvested RSUs, and is my next vest before or after my termination date?

  5. 5. Am I eligible for any earned-but-unpaid bonus given my separation date relative to the July 31 fiscal year-end?

  6. 6. When exactly does my health coverage end, and is there any employer COBRA subsidy?

  7. 7. Is outplacement included, and for how long?

  8. 8. Does the release cover Intuit subsidiaries (TurboTax, QuickBooks, Credit Karma, Mailchimp), and what is my review/revocation window?

  9. 9. If I'm on a work visa, who provides employment-verification and immigration letters, and by when?

  10. 10. How will Intuit code my separation for unemployment purposes?

Get the important answers in writing where you can.

Employee action plan

First 24 hours

  • Do firstClarify whether your exit is a role elimination or performance-based, and get the stated reason in writing.
  • Do firstSave permitted personal documents — offer letter, RSU grants/vesting, pay stubs, benefits summaries — before access ends.
  • Do firstIf on an H-1B or other visa, start your grace-period review today.
  • Do not sign the separation agreement immediately — note your review/revocation window.

First 7 days

  • Map RSU vests against your termination date and note any near-term vest.
  • Confirm your health-coverage end date; compare COBRA vs. Marketplace and compare your 401(k) options.
  • Search California's (or your worksite state's) official WARN listing.
  • Reconnect with Intuit alumni for referrals and market intel.

First 30 days

  • File for unemployment in your work state; if your exit was performance-coded, be prepared to document the layoff context.
  • Decide health coverage before deadlines; compare your 401(k) options.
  • Do firstIf on a visa, finalize transfer/change-of-status with counsel inside your grace period.
  • Build a written runway plan using the severance and runway calculators.

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Intuit layoffs — frequently asked questions

Is Intuit laying off employees in 2026?+
Yes. On May 20, 2026 Intuit said it would lay off about 3,000 employees — reported as roughly 17% of its global workforce across seven countries — in a restructuring CEO Sasan Goodarzi framed as reducing complexity and sharpening focus. He said it was 'not an AI layoff,' even as Intuit invests heavily in AI. This followed a ~1,800-person round (about 10%) in July 2024. [1],[2]
How many people did Intuit lay off?+
About 3,000 in May 2026 (reported as ~17% of the global workforce across seven countries) and about 1,800 in July 2024 (roughly 10%). After the 2024 round, Intuit said it planned to hire about 1,800 new people in engineering, product and customer-facing growth roles. [2],[3]
Was the Intuit layoff about AI?+
Intuit invests heavily in AI, and the cuts were widely reported in that context, but CEO Sasan Goodarzi explicitly said the 2026 reduction was 'not an AI layoff' and was about simplifying the company. For employees, the practical steps are the same regardless of framing — confirm your own role's status, termination date and severance. [2]
What severance does Intuit offer?+
Intuit has provided severance for its layoff rounds but hasn't published a per-year formula, so amounts vary by role, level, tenure and location, and historically it has offered outplacement. Note that the 2024 round mixed layoffs with performance-based exits, which can carry different treatment — ask HR for your specific terms and the stated reason for your separation in writing. [3]
Did Intuit file WARN notices?+
WARN obligations depend on the worksite, size, timing and state law. Intuit is headquartered in Mountain View, California, with sites including San Diego, so U.S. filings would appear in California's EDD WARN listing (or your own worksite state). Search the official database and use the LayoffNext WARN Tracker as a starting point. [6]
Does Intuit sponsor H-1B workers?+
Yes, historically. Federal H-1B and labor-condition-application data shows Intuit among U.S. sponsors, concentrated in software and product roles. That doesn't guarantee sponsorship for every role going forward. If you're on an H-1B and were affected, act quickly on grace-period options and confirm your dates with immigration counsel. [5]

Sources and methodology

Every material figure on this page references a numbered source below. We prioritize company and SEC filings, official government and WARN data, and federal immigration data, followed by reputable reporting; anonymous posts are not used as a sole source for any material claim. Confidence labels describe source strength, not certainty for your situation: supported by company, sec, government, or multiple strong sources. (High); credible reporting exists but important details remain incomplete. (Medium); public evidence is incomplete or primarily secondary. (Limited).

  1. TechCrunch · May 20, 2026 · Accessed July 24, 2026 · secondary

    Supports: may-2026-3000, seven-countries

  2. CNBC · May 20, 2026 · Accessed July 24, 2026 · secondary

    Supports: may-2026-17pct, not-an-ai-layoff, goodarzi

  3. Fortune / AOL · July 10, 2024 · Accessed July 24, 2026 · secondary

    Supports: jul-2024-1800, performance-plus-streamline, rehire-1800

  4. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC EDGAR) · July 10, 2024 · Accessed July 24, 2026 · primary

    Supports: jul-2024-restructuring

  5. U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services · Accessed July 24, 2026 · primary

    Supports: h1b-historical-sponsorship

  6. California Employment Development Department (EDD) · Accessed July 24, 2026 · primary

    Supports: warn-verification

  7. Intuit Inc. (Intuit Blog) · June 22, 2020 · Accessed August 26, 2026 · primary

    Supports: 715 roles impacted, "a minimum of four weeks of pay, plus two additional weeks for every year of service", 60-day extended transition period in the US with an exit date of 21 August, Transition period allowed departing employees to reach their July RSU vesting date, At least four months of paid health insurance coverage, Six months of career transition and job placement services through RiseSmart, Enhanced immigration support and laptop retention

  8. Fortune · July 10, 2024 · Accessed August 26, 2026 · secondary

    Supports: 1,800 roles (about 10% of the workforce) in July 2024, Reported severance of a minimum of 16 weeks of pay plus two additional weeks for every year of service for departing US employees, Reported extended transition period before the final departure date

  9. U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC EDGAR) · September 3, 2025 · Accessed August 26, 2026 · primary

    Supports: Approximately 18,200 employees as of 31 July 2025, Approximately 12,300 seasonal employees on average from January to April in fiscal 2025

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Important disclaimer

This guide is an educational summary of publicly available information about Intuit and is not legal, financial, tax, immigration, benefits or employment advice. It is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by Intuit. Severance, benefits, equity, WARN coverage and legal rights vary by role, level, location, tenure, legal employer, agreement and applicable law, and companies change terms between rounds. Verify your specifics with HR, official notices, state agencies and qualified professionals. See our full disclaimer.

Deepak Middha, Founder of LayoffNext
Founder of LayoffNext

Deepak Middha is the founder of LayoffNext and a Chartered Accountant (ICAI, India). A U.S. immigrant with nearly 20 years of experience — and 17 years in hedge fund and private equity administration, including as Vice President of Fund Accounting at NAV Fund Administration Group and Associate Director of Private Equity and Real Estate at SS&C Technologies — he builds free, plain-language layoff tools and guides for employees, H-1B workers, and immigrant families.

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