Data entry by voice
Put the W-2, 1099 or K-1 on screen and say what you need. It opens the right form and types the figures in, the way a trained preparer would.
AI assistant for tax and accounting firms
TaxWork works beside your preparers. It sees the screen, listens, and does the data entry, the checking and the client emails inside the software you already use. You stay in charge of every return.

It uses the screen like a person does, so it is not tied to one vendor.
A session
Each brings what the other cannot: the preparer's judgement and the assistant's speed. This is what that looks like on one W-2.
Enter this W-2 for the taxpayer.
On it.
Entered and checked against the W-2. The 1095-A is still missing from the file.
Draft the client a note asking for it.
What it does
Most of a preparer's day is typing, checking and chasing. That is the part TaxWork takes on.
Put the W-2, 1099 or K-1 on screen and say what you need. It opens the right form and types the figures in, the way a trained preparer would.
Ask a tax question in the middle of a return and get a short spoken answer, with the IRS page it came from.
Say who needs to hear what. A ready-to-send draft appears with your firm's signature, and you never leave the return.
Tell it once how you like things done. Standing instructions carry into every session, for every preparer.
After each form it reads back what it entered against the source document and tells you about any figure that does not match.
A second look before you sign: differences against the source documents and last year's return, listed for you to clear.
How it works
No portal to upload into and no new program to learn. It joins you in the software you already have open.
Pick the window or monitor with your tax software on it. A remote desktop works just as well.
Press Talk once and speak normally. There is no wake word and nothing to hold down. Interrupt it whenever you like.
It moves through the form while you look on. Correct it mid-task by speaking, and it adjusts without starting over.
Control
An assistant is only useful if you can trust what it will and will not do. These are the rules it works under.
Off: it looks and advises only. Ask first: it shows each step and waits for your approval. On: it acts on your instructions.
Say stop, press the hotkey, or simply move your mouse. Control is back with you immediately.
It asks before anything that sends, submits or deletes. Signatures and e-filing remain with your licensed staff.
It does not type passwords or sign in to anything on your behalf.
One window or one screen, chosen by you, and the microphone only while Talk is on.
What was said and what was done is written to a session log on your own computer.
Why TaxWork
General AI tools can click around a screen. They do not know where a K-1 goes, which state line needs a second look, or what a preparer means by "carry it forward."
TaxWork was built by people who prepare returns for a living and use it on their own clients' work. Our job is the part the big AI companies will not do for you: making it dependable in the programs tax firms run, season after season.
Questions
No. Your tax software still does every calculation, diagnostic and e-file. TaxWork operates that software the way a preparer would, by reading the screen and typing, so nothing about your existing setup changes.
No. It works with a preparer in the room. You tell it what to enter or check, you watch it work, and you can stop or correct it at any moment. Your firm remains the preparer of record, and TaxWork never signs or files anything.
It is in use with ProSeries today, at the firm that built it. Because it works through the screen, it is not locked to one vendor. Lacerte, Drake, UltraTax, ProConnect and QuickBooks are next, and we add each one only after testing it form by form.
Yes. That is how it was first used. If you can see the program on your screen, TaxWork can work in it.
Only the screen or window you choose to share, and your microphone while Talk is on. You can mute it by voice or with one click.
Screens and speech are processed by AI providers in order to work. We give early-access firms the full detail in writing before they start: which providers, what is retained and for how long, and the client consent wording we suggest. We would rather tell you exactly than hand you a badge.
Per preparer, per month, with usage for a normal season included. Early-access firms get founding pricing, which we confirm before you commit to anything.
We are taking on a small group of firms first so that each one gets proper setup and support. Request early access and we will be in touch about timing.
Early access
We are starting with a small group of firms so each one gets proper setup and a direct line to us through the season.