Aujla Sandeep, EVP and CFO of Intuit (INTU), has filed 65 Form 4 transactions, all in that single company. The pattern is one-sided: zero open-market purchases and roughly $8.16 million in open-market sales. Every other transaction type is mechanical or compensatory, including option exercises (code M), shares withheld for tax (code F), and equity grants (code A). None of those involve a discretionary buy.
The two most recent open-market sales occurred on January 5, 2026. Sandeep sold INTU shares worth $839,699.64 in one transaction and $397.78 in another. Those are the only sales in the recent window, and they follow a series of routine monthly filings. Throughout late 2025 and 2026, the filings show a repeating cadence: option exercises paired with tax-withholding sales on the first of each month, plus quarterly grants. For example, on October 1, 2026, Sandeep exercised options at zero value and had $139,453.84 withheld for taxes. The September 1, 2026 filing included a $1,331,172.01 tax withholding.
The data shows no conviction buying. The only code that indicates a voluntary open-market purchase, code P, never appears. The selling is limited to two trades in January 2026, totaling about $840,000. The remaining dollar volume, roughly $7.3 million, comes from automatic tax withholding on vested equity. The direction is consistent: Sandeep accumulates shares through compensation, sells a portion to cover taxes, and has made two discretionary sales, both in early January 2026.
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