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Exhibit 1.01Intuit Inc. Conflict Minerals Report For The Year Ended December 31, 2017, Conflict Minerals Rule This Conflict Minerals Report (the CMR) of Intuit Inc. (“Intuit “) for the year ended

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How to fill out conflict minerals report for

1. Begin by gathering all necessary information and documents related to the conflict minerals in your supply chain.
2. Identify the smelters and refiners in your supply chain and determine if they are certified as conflict-free.
3. Use the Conflict Minerals Reporting Template (CMRT) provided by the Responsible Minerals Initiative (RMI) to report on your supply chain due diligence efforts.
4. Fill out the CMRT form by providing detailed information about the smelters and refiners, country of origin of the minerals, and any due diligence measures taken.
5. Validate the accuracy of your report and ensure compliance with regulations such as the Dodd-Frank Act.
6. Submit the completed conflict minerals report to the relevant regulatory authorities or share it with customers and stakeholders as required.
7. Periodically review and update your conflict minerals report to reflect any changes in your supply chain or new regulatory requirements.

Who needs conflict minerals report for?

1. Companies that fall under the scope of the conflict minerals regulations, such as those listed on U.S. stock exchanges, are required to file conflict minerals reports.
2. Manufacturers, retailers, and other companies that use conflict minerals in their products or supply chains also need conflict minerals reports to demonstrate due diligence and compliance with ethical sourcing guidelines.
3. Customers and stakeholders, including non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and advocacy groups, may also request conflict minerals reports to ensure responsible sourcing practices.

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What is conflict minerals report for?

The conflict minerals report is used to track and disclose the use of conflict minerals in a company's supply chain, as required by law.

Who is required to file conflict minerals report for?

Companies that use conflict minerals in their products and are publicly traded in the U.S. are required to file conflict minerals reports.

How to fill out conflict minerals report for?

To fill out a conflict minerals report, companies need to conduct due diligence on their supply chain, gather relevant information, and report their findings to the SEC.

What is the purpose of conflict minerals report for?

The purpose of the conflict minerals report is to ensure transparency and accountability in the supply chain and to help prevent the financing of armed conflict and human rights abuses.

What information must be reported on conflict minerals report for?

Companies must report on the presence and source of conflict minerals in their products, as well as their due diligence efforts to trace and track these minerals in their supply chain.