Juno
Pricing: Flat per-return rate, $50 per return at 500 returns Last checked: October 29, 2026 Latest update: October 15, 2026 Visit website
What is Juno?
Juno is an AI tax preparation and review platform for accounting firms, built by Dave Haase, CPA, founder of Golden State Accounting. It turns source documents into workpapers mapped back to each document, flags exceptions for review and pushes data into the firm's tax software for 1040s and business returns. Nothing moves to the return without the preparer's sign-off.
Who it's for
CPA and tax firms preparing individual and business returns, from small practices to regional firms (custom pricing above 2,500 returns a year).
Key features
- Preparer: data extraction from 97 document types, K-1 processing (federal and state), Schedules C and E
- Binder: workpapers mapped to source documents with collaborative review
- Reviewer: source-to-return exceptions, prior-year comparison and custom review rules
- Advisor: tax planning scenarios, projections, client emails and presentations
- Expected documents checklist, password-protected PDF handling and role-based access control (October 2026 release)
- Security per the vendor: IRS Section 7216 compliant, US-only data, PII anonymized before external systems, no training on customer data, SOC 2 certified
- Juno cites 95% of data entry automated, 10 minute average processing time and 50% less time per return (vendor claims)
Integrations
Recent updates
- : Juno released a ProSeries integration, an expected documents checklist for the 2026 tax year, source hover, support for password-protected PDFs and role-based access control. [6]
Pricing
Flat per-return rate, $50 per return at 500 returns (pricing calculator default view); one rate regardless of return complexity, lower at higher volume; all modules and integrations included; custom pricing above 2,500 returns. Free trial: 5 free preparations, no credit card (from the vendor's public pages, last checked October 29, 2026; confirm with the vendor)
- Category
- Income Tax
- Website
- juno.tax/
Frequently asked questions
What is Juno?
Juno is an AI tax preparation and review platform for accounting firms, built by Dave Haase, CPA, founder of Golden State Accounting. It turns source documents into workpapers mapped back to each document, flags exceptions for review and pushes data into the firm's tax software for 1040s and business returns. Nothing moves to the return without the preparer's sign-off.
Who is Juno for?
Juno is for CPA and tax firms preparing individual and business returns, from small practices to regional firms (custom pricing above 2,500 returns a year).
What does Juno integrate with?
Juno lists integrations with Drake Tax, Intuit Lacerte, Intuit ProConnect Tax, Intuit ProSeries, CCH Axcess Tax, TaxDome and others, according to its website.
How much does Juno cost?
Juno pricing, per its public pages: Flat per-return rate, $50 per return at 500 returns (pricing calculator default view); one rate regardless of return complexity, lower at higher volume; all modules and integrations included; custom pricing above 2,500 returns. Free trial: 5 free preparations, no credit card. Confirm current pricing with the vendor.
Sources
- https://juno.tax/
- https://juno.tax/pricing
- https://juno.tax/trust
- https://juno.tax/about
- https://juno.tax/integrations/proseries
- https://headwayapp.co/juno-tax-release-notes/10-15-26-release-notes-348866
Last checked: 2026-10-29