Intuit Inc shares slipped 0.8% to close at $498.92 on Friday after the company revealed a $5.8 billion short-term revolving credit facility tied to its early tax-refund program. The unsecured facility, which matures on March 31, is designated solely for funding refund advances, according to a regulatory filing. Borrowings are priced based on the secured overnight financing rate plus 0.875 percentage points or a base-rate option. Intuit noted it hasn’t drawn on the line yet. The facility carries a 0.07% annual commitment fee on unused amounts and complements the company’s commercial paper program and an existing credit agreement dated Jan. 9.