Intuit Inc. says that it properly accounted for past stock options awarded to its employees and it shouldn't need to restate past profits. Intuit -- which makes the TurboTax and Quicken software programs -- announced that it was in the process of conducting an internal investigation of the handling of its stock options dating back to 1997. Intuit announced its own review in June, after revealing that it had received an informal inquiry from the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding its stock option-granting practices. Another major name in the software industry -- security company McAfee Inc. -- also announced this week that it had found discrepancies in the dating of some stock option grants and that it will likely make financial restatements in the future. McAfee said a special committee found actual accounting measurement dates for some historical stock options differed from the measurement dates previously used for such awards.