Automate tax preparation with Juno
Warning
This article applies to firms in the US.TaxDome has integrated with Juno, an AI-powered tax preparation platform. This integration saves your firm significant time and money by automating the preparation, data entry, and transfer of client documents into tax software.
Automated data entry with Juno, explained
Juno is an AI-powered tax preparation platform that extracts data from source documents and integrates with tax software to automate data entry and preparation tasks. It is part of TaxDome’s tax return intake and delivery workflow , which helps you collect documents, prepare and deliver completed tax returns to clients.
Once documents are pushed from TaxDome, Juno automatically extracts the data and prepares it for review. You can validate, make adjustments, and then Juno fills out the data directly into your tax software.
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Consider using Juno only if you use one of the supported tax software platforms : ProConnect, Drake, Lacerte, and Ultratax (support for CCH Axcess, ProSeries, and ProSystem FX coming soon)Supported file types/tax forms
Juno accepts many formats of documents, including CSV, PDF, JPG, JPEG, PNG XLS XLSX and even handwritten notes (max 50 MB per file). You don’t need to use any special template–Juno is built to handle whatever your clients send. Just keep in mind: if you have trouble reading a document, the system probably will too.
Supported tax forms:
- W‑2: Wages,
- 1099‑NEC: Non-Employee Compensation,
- 1099‑MISC: Miscellaneous Income,
- 1099‑INT: Interest,
- 1099‑DIV: Dividends,
- 1099‑B (transactions from any broker),
- 1099‑R: Retirement Income,
- 1099‑SSA: Social Security Benefits,
- 1098‑E,
- Schedules C/E/F (can be uploaded as a CSV or PDF),
- 1098,
- 1098‑T,
- 1099‑G: State/Local Income Tax Refund,
- Partnership K‑1 for federal and state filings.
Tip
If your client’s source documents are all in a single PDF, you can upload it, and Juno will extract data from each document.
Send docs from TaxDome to Juno
To send client documents to Juno for data extraction, follow these steps:
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Go to the Clients > Accounts > Docs.
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Select the documents you want to send or open the document checklist with attached docs.
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Click Send to tax software or Send to Juno button.
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A sidebar will open, showing all selected documents. If a document does not pass validation (e.g., wrong format or larger than 50 MB), you will see a note about it in the sidebar.
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Choose the taxpayer contact. Make sure the contact’s first name and last name are filled in . Otherwise, documents can’t be sent to Juno.
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Select the tax year: previous or the year before last.
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Click Send.
- Log in to Juno and view the Preparer Dashboard. Find the corresponding client that you pushed documents for, and navigate into that client to begin reviewing the extracted data.
Check document status
After sending documents to Juno, you can always check their status without leaving TaxDome portal. To do this, go to the Clients > Accounts > Docs section and then to Documents or Checklist tab. In the list you can see Juno column and the following statuses:
- Sending: The document is on its way to Juno. This may take a moment.
- Processing: Juno is extracting data from the document. This may take a moment.
- Delivered: The document has been processed in Juno. You can continue from there.
- Limit reached: You’ve reached your Juno usage limit. Make sure your subscription is active or upgrade to upload more documents.
- Deleted: The document was deleted in Juno. Send it again if needed.
- Error: Something went wrong while sending to Juno. Try again or contact Juno support.
How to work with Juno?
After receiving documents from TaxDome, Juno extracts data, builds a draft return, and performs an automated review to catch errors and inconsistencies. You can learn how to process data entry in the step-by-step guide .
Once the draft is ready, you can make adjustments and push it directly into your connected tax software, such as Lacerte, ProConnect, Drake, or UltraTax. Learn how to work with different tax software .
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