Intuit® Accountants News Intuit Accountants: our new family name across the Intuit ecosystem Read the Article Open Share Drawer Share this:Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) Written by Amy Clark Modified May 12, 2020 2 min read Many tax and accounting professionals just like you use a variety of Intuit® products and services to support their practice. You’ve told us that the communications about these products and services, including emails and websites, often have different brands and unique designs, which sometimes makes it difficult to know which ones are for you. Plus, there is not one place to learn about all of Intuit’s offerings for tax and accounting professionals. Because tax and accounting professionals are such valuable partners to Intuit, we want to improve this experience across the Intuit ecosystem. On April 16, 2020, as the first step in creating a more unified experience for tax and accounting professionals across the Intuit ecosystem, we launched the Intuit Accountants family name across our professional tax products. Over time, you will start seeing Intuit Accountants across our professional tax, accounting, and bookkeeping portfolios as the name signifying which products, services, programs, and communications are for you. As a result of this strategy, we are sunsetting the Intuit ProConnect™ family brand for professional tax, but it will remain part of the product name for ProConnect Tax (formerly Intuit ProConnect Tax Online). Rest assured, your tax software functionality will not be changing because of this name change. So, what is changing? You will begin to see many communications about Lacerte®, ProSeries®, and ProConnect start to use the Intuit Accountants name, and some of our email addresses are changing. If you maintain a safe sender list with your email provider, it is recommended to add Intuit.com to your safe senders list. This will allow you to continue receiving important emails regarding renewals, invoices, and critical alerts. In addition, in late May, the new Intuit Accountants page will launch on Intuit.com, giving you one place to discover all of Intuit’s offerings for tax and accounting professionals across our ecosystem, including professional tax, accounting and bookkeeping, and live expert opportunities on TurboTax® Live and QuickBooks® Live. Previous Post Pay-by-Refund: an alternate way to get paid Next Post Cloud accounting, from beginning to end Written by Amy Clark Amy Clark has worked in marketing at Intuit for more than 12 years on a variety of products, ranging from QuickBooks Desktop to ProConnect Tax Online. Her favorite part of her job is working with customers to understand their pain points, and then collaborating with her team to address them. She lives in the Dallas area with her family, and spends most of her spare time cheering on her daughter in sports and theater. More from Amy Clark Comments are closed. Browse Related Articles Practice Management Intuit® Tax Council Profile: Shahab Maslehati Workflow tools Why we talk so much about QuickBooks® Online Advisory Services How tax pros work with controllers vs CFOs Advisory Services Helping clients with healthcare planning Practice Management Reshaping accounting: Millennials and Gen Zs Tax Law and News Tax relief for victims of Hurricane Helene Workflow tools 3 guides to moving your clients to QuickBooks® Online Practice Management Intuit introduces Intuit® Enterprise Suite Practice Management Partnering to power prosperity: Intuit and the accounti… Advisory Services 7 Intuit® Tax Advisor updates