Vendor · #31973 by total payments to the State of Delaware

Intuit INC

Intuit INC has been paid $6,318 by the State of Delaware since FY2018, primarily through Dept of Transportation's Technology and Innovation division.

Referenced in 2 auditsIn 10 documents
$6K
total payments · FY18–FY19
18
19
Jun 18, 2018First payment
Apr 2, 2019Last payment
2Payments
11Documents
2Audits
2Programs
2Agencies

Relationships

Documents

Where this vendor appears in the archived record — with the exact pages, so you never have to hunt through a PDF.

Financial Report Budget Guidelines 2027 1 mention
On pages 21
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… r OMB, this online platform will supersede the current Excel budget request submission method and introduce a secure, intuitive interface for all future submissions. Budget request data ( project summary chart, project descriptions, project …

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On pages 203
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… active application integrations. User Experience (UX) and Research – A core focus on accessibility, usability, and intuitive design, ensuring that users can easily navigate the platform with minimal friction. Continuous testing, feedback …

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On pages 15
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… Healthy Community dashboard, navigation required to locate the correct data sets is complex and there is not a direct, intuitive way to do so. Delaware’s Help Is Here site contains drug overdose awareness information as well as public outreach …

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Performance Audit Memorial Volunteer Fire Company Performance Audit 2023 1 mention
On pages 8
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… countants (CPA). The general ledger, financial reporting, payroll and electronic check process is maintained through Intuit’s QuickBooks accounting software. As required by 16 Del. C. §6608 (a) and Sussex County, Memorial VFC contracts wi …

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Annual Agency Report 2022 Annual Report (8.5 × 11 in) 2022 3 mentions
On pages 66
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… of data securitypractices to strengthen its information security program and safeguard consumers’personal information. Intuit Delaware secured over $400,000 for low-income Delawareans from the owner ofTurboTax Software/Intuit Inc. for deceiving …

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… sonal information. Intuit Delaware secured over $400,000 for low-income Delawareans from the owner ofTurboTax Software/Intuit Inc. for deceiving Delaware consumers into paying for taxservices that should have been free. Intuit will pay $141 mill …

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… fTurboTax Software/Intuit Inc. for deceiving Delaware consumers into paying for taxservices that should have been free. Intuit will pay $141 million in restitution to millionsof consumers. Google Location Tracking Delaware joined a multistate se …

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Financial Report jlosc header 2021 3 mentions
On pages 23
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… n the same location as their withdrawn application. This application had a differen ce in that they partnered with Intuitive Health to propose the construction of a hybrid model, providin g both emergency department and walk-in servic …

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… ropose the construction of a hybrid model, providin g both emergency department and walk-in services. Acco rding to Intuitive Health’s web site they, “… pioneered the conce pt of the retail - based combined ER and urgent care servic e.” D …

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… ated that this hybrid model would be a first for Delaware and that it was used in southwestern markets, specifically Intuitive Health operated hybrid models in states such as Texas, New Mexico, and Indiana. Worth noting, Texas, New Mexico, …

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Financial Report jlosc header 2021 3 mentions
On pages 23
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… n the same location as their withdrawn application. This application had a differen ce in that they partnered with Intuitive Health to propose the construction of a hybrid model, providin g both emergency department and walk-in servic …

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… ropose the construction of a hybrid model, providin g both emergency department and walk-in services. Acco rding to Intuitive Health’s web site they, “… pioneered the conce pt of the retail - based combined ER and urgent care servic e.” D …

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… ated that this hybrid model would be a first for Delaware and that it was used in southwestern markets, specifically Intuitive Health operated hybrid models in states such as Texas, New Mexico, and Indiana. Worth noting, Texas, New Mexico, …

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Financial Report DIAA Public Comments as of 032221 2020 2 mentions
On pages 90
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… re access to camps, workouts, and exposure. Do not play any schools out of state I have no evidence to support my intuition, but my intuition says yes. 24 Draft January 2019 Coaches can organize teams filled of their in season athle …

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… , workouts, and exposure. Do not play any schools out of state I have no evidence to support my intuition, but my intuition says yes. 24 Draft January 2019 Coaches can organize teams filled of their in season athletes through out th …

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Financial Report DIAA Public Comments as of 021821 2020 2 mentions
On pages 88
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… re access to camps, workouts, and exposure. Do not play any schools out of state I have no evidence to support my intuition, but my intuition says yes. 24 Draft January 2019 Coaches can organize teams filled of their in season athle …

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… , workouts, and exposure. Do not play any schools out of state I have no evidence to support my intuition, but my intuition says yes. 24 Draft January 2019 Coaches can organize teams filled of their in season athletes through out th …

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Financial Report 2019.03.21 Vol. 1 Working Group Report FINAL 2019 1 mention
On pages 28
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… l defenses into justifications, excuses, and non-exculpatory defenses—and without provisions explaining the less-than-intuitive consequences of those categorizations—inconsistent and improper liability can result for people who assist and res …

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Programs

ProgramAgencyAmountYears
Technology and Innovation Dept of Transportation $5,949 FY18–FY19
Wilmington Campus Higher Education $369 FY18–FY19

Money

Where it goes
By category
Maintenance
$6K
Administrative Supplies
$369
By fiscal year
FY18$369
FY19$6K
State credit-card purchases $310K · 8 years
Fiscal yearAmountTransactions
FY18$27,07571
FY19$23,74277
FY20$18,74543
FY21$18,14731
FY22$33,79890
FY23$36,81287
FY24$59,528125
FY26$92,142106
Who swipes, and for what
DepartmentCategoryAmountTransactions
Dept of TransportationComputer Software Stores $60,24747
Dept of Natrl Res and Env ContComputer Software Stores $60,23627
Del Tech and Comm CollegeComputer Software Stores $53,21751
Kuumba Academy Charter SchoolComputer Software Stores $23,65442
Dept of CorrectionsComputer Software Stores $23,11010
Dept of Health and Social SvComputer Software Stores $21,56942
LegalComputer Software Stores $11,23919
Odyssey CharterComputer Software Stores $6,50677
Woodbridge School DistrictComputer Software Stores $6,45238
Brandywine School DistrictComputer Software Stores $6,29282

Source: state employee credit-card dataset, matched by merchant name. FY2025 is missing from the state portal.

Yearly totals — full table 2 fiscal years
Fiscal yearTotalChecks
FY18$3691
FY19$5,9491
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Recent payments latest 2 checks
DateDepartmentCategoryAmount
Apr 2, 2019 Dept of TransportationMaintenance $5,949
Jun 18, 2018 Higher EducationAdministrative Supplies $369

Source: State of Delaware checkbook · synced 2026-07-25. Open source dataset ↗

Source datasets

State checkbook (payments) · synced 2026-07-25 data.delaware.gov/d/5s6n-7hpx ↗
Document archive 6,110 verified state documents · methodology