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Treasur, Inc.
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Deduction (legal entity Treasur, Inc.) is a Denver-based, private tax firm founded in 2025 that combines a domain-specific AI agent, Taylor, CPAI, with licensed-CPA review to prepare and file U.S. federal and state tax returns. Its core products include Taylor, CPAI (a conversational AI tax agent trained on the complete U.S. tax code and updated daily), the Vault (an encrypted document storage and client portal), The Loophole (a CPA-reviewed tax Q&A knowledge base that supports content marketing and SEO), and DeductionOS, an AI-native operating system that lets licensed CPAs and Enrolled Agents run or scale practices on Deduction's brand, AI stack, and back-office infrastructure, including a separate RIA Network for Registered Investment Advisors. The technology stack is purpose-built for tax rather than adapted from a general LLM, with every return reviewed by a licensed CPA before filing and a 100% accuracy guarantee covering interest and penalties.

Deduction makes money through annual subscriptions and partner revenue share. Consumer pricing is $499/year for individuals with complex tax situations (equity compensation, crypto, rental income, multi-state) and $999/year for simple businesses such as solo S-Corps and small Partnership LLCs, with a free tier for questions and advice that converts at filing time. The B2B revenue stream is a revenue-share arrangement under DeductionOS, in which partner CPAs and Enrolled Agents keep the majority of what they bill while Deduction retains a share covering brand, AI infrastructure, marketing, and back-office support. Distribution is self-serve web for consumers (no app required) and channel-based for professionals, with content marketing through The Loophole and comparison pages as the primary demand-generation engine.

The company is led by Co-Founder & CEO Sai Dhanak (previously scaled Latch from seed to NASDAQ and co-founded Caribu, acquired by Mattel) and Co-Founder & CTO Jonathan Kieliszak (9+ years as VP Engineering at Latch), supported by COO Casey Epton, CPA, Tax Director Matthew Miedona, CPA, and a founding AI engineer from Gusto and Vouch Insurance. Deduction closed a $2.8M pre-seed in November 2025 led by One Way Ventures and Creator Ventures, launched Taylor, CPAI for the 2026 tax season, and expanded in March 2026 through the Farid Kanji & Associates client transition and the integration of the Mark Germer Santa Fe Office. The platform currently serves all 50 U.S. states.

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Deduction is a Denver-based AI-powered tax firm that combines its domain-specific AI agent, Taylor, CPAI, with licensed-CPA review to prepare and file U.S. federal and state returns for individual taxpayers with complex situations, while offering DeductionOS as a revenue-share platform for CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and RIAs.

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HeadquartersDenver, United States
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Denver
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North America
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AI tax preparation, tax filing services, CPA-reviewed returns, tax planning advisory, partner tax platform
Industry1 code
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Expense Management & Reimbursements Administration
Business & Public Services/HR, Staffing & Recruitment Services/Payroll Services & Workforce Administration
Product category
AI-powered tax preparation and advisory services
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Revenue model3 records
1Annual Subscription - Personal
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Primary revenue stream. $499/year includes unlimited conversations with Taylor, year-round tax planning and advice, CPA-reviewed federal and state filing, secure document storage in Vault, and 100% accuracy guarantee. Targets individuals with complex tax situations.

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2Annual Subscription - Simple Business
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

$999/year for solo-businesses such as S-Corp or small Partnership LLC. Includes all personal tier features plus pass-through entity support. Does not support complex businesses (multi-employee S Corps, C Corps, SMBs, startups, large enterprises).

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3DeductionOS Partner Revenue Share
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Revenue-share partnership with CPAs and EAs. Partners keep majority of what they bill; Deduction takes a share to cover infrastructure (brand, marketing, AI stack, back-office). No platform fees, per-seat charges, or filing surcharges.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations
Pricing details2 tiers
1Personal Tier at $499/year
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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$499 per year includes unlimited all-year CPA-reviewed advice and annual federal/state filing with 100% accuracy guarantee. Existing clients pay what they paid last year.

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2Simple Business Tier at $999/year
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

$999/year for simple solo-businesses (S-Corp, small Partnership LLC). Includes pass-through entity support. Does not support complex businesses (multi-employee S Corps, C Corps, startups, large enterprises).

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GTM typeB2B and B2C
B2B and B2C
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Services
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1Taylor, CPAI
Description

AI tax agent (CPAI) that handles tax preparation, planning, document organization, deduction identification, and tax advice with human CPA verification

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Core offering1 text field

Deduction provides AI-powered tax preparation, filing, and year-round advisory services for U.S. individual taxpayers through Taylor, CPAI, a proprietary AI tax agent that prepares federal and state returns with mandatory review by licensed CPAs. The company also operates DeductionOS, an AI-native partner platform that enables licensed CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and Registered Investment Advisors to deliver tax services under Deduction's brand and infrastructure on revenue-share terms.

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  • Expert advice and filing in half the time for a fraction of the price of an accountant
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Deduction offers an AI-powered tax preparation and advisory platform centered on Taylor, CPAI, described as the first AI tax accountant (CPAI). The core consumer product combines Taylor's AI capabilities — which handles document organization, tax analysis, deduction identification, and return preparation — with licensed CPA oversight for every filing. Supporting the core product are The Vault (encrypted document storage and client portal) and The Loophole (a searchable library of CPA-reviewed tax Q&A). Deduction also operates two partner platforms: DeductionOS, an AI-native operating system for CPAs and Enrolled Agents to run or scale tax practices; and the DeductionOS RIA Network, which lets Registered Investment Advisors offer integrated tax services to their clients. All platforms are powered by the same underlying AI infrastructure centered on Taylor, CPAI.

Product and service4 records
1Taylor, CPAI
CategoryAI Tax Preparation and Advisory
Description

An AI-powered autonomous tax accountant that answers tax questions, organizes documents, identifies deductions and credits, optimizes tax strategy, and prepares complete federal and state tax returns for individual U.S. taxpayers. Communicates via email, chat, and phone in plain English. Every return is reviewed and filed by a licensed CPA.

2The Vault
CategorySecure Document Storage and Client Portal
Description

A secure personal document storage portal within Deduction where users upload and store tax documents, financial records, and sensitive files. Features enterprise-grade encryption, bank-grade security, and IRS-recommended protection. Users can chat directly with Taylor, CPAI from within the Vault.

3DeductionOS
CategoryPartner Tax Firm Platform
Description

An AI-native operating system and partner network for licensed CPAs and Enrolled Agents to build or grow tax practices. Provides brand, marketing, AI tech stack, and centralized back-office operations including client communication, document intake, tax prep, billing, and QA/compliance. Partners operate under Deduction's brand on revenue-share terms.

4DeductionOS RIA Network
CategoryFinancial Advisor Tax Services Partner Program
Description

A partner program for Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) to offer full tax preparation, planning, and filing services to their clients through Deduction's platform, powered by Taylor, CPAI and backed by Deduction's licensed CPAs. Enables RIAs to integrate tax services into advisory practices without building out a tax practice.

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Partnership2 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-01
Description

Farid Kanji & Associates partnered with Deduction, transitioning their client services to Deduction's platform and CPA team. The firm is not closing but providing long-term continuity with expanded support. Farid and Aleem continue to support Deduction's CPAs.

2Mark Germer Santa Fe Office
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-01
Description

Acquisition/partner relationship with Mark Germer Santa Fe Office, integrating their practice into Deduction's network with Brintha Nathan serving as Tax Administrator.

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Recent move7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large DIY and assisted tax preparation provider with national retail footprint and AI-enabled online products. Comparable on consumer tax filing, including complex individual situations and CPA-assisted offerings (H&R Block Premium).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Direct-to-consumer tax preparation software offering DIY and professional-assist tiers across federal and state filings. Comparable as a mid-tier alternative to TurboTax for cost-conscious filers with moderate complexity.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Dominant consumer and small-business tax preparation software with hundreds of millions of users, now layering in AI assistants (Intuit Assist). Directly comparable as the primary incumbent Deduction positions against in its comparison content; broader portfolio (QuickBooks, Credit Karma) gives it scale, brand trust, and pricing power.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Tech-enabled bookkeeping and tax service for startups, small businesses, and investors. Comparable on combining AI/software with licensed accountant oversight for complex business and high-earner tax situations — a segment Deduction explicitly excludes today.

TypeEmerging player
Description

AI-powered bookkeeping and accounting platform combining automation with human accountants for SMBs. Comparable on the AI-plus-human-accountant hybrid model for financial services, though focused on bookkeeping rather than tax preparation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AI-driven tax preparation platform with CPA support focused on self-employed individuals and small businesses. Closely comparable on AI+CPA hybrid model, subscription pricing, and target segment of complex individual/small-business tax filers.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Tax preparation platform for CPAs and tax professionals, providing modern software infrastructure to replace legacy professional tax software. Directly comparable to DeductionOS as a platform play targeting licensed tax practitioners with technology-forward workflows.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Cloud-based payroll, HR, and benefits platform that has expanded into tax filing and financial services for small businesses. Comparable as a broader fintech incumbent leveraging AI; Deduction's Founding AI Engineer previously built AI platforms at Gusto.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AI-powered tax filing service originally targeting gig workers and freelancers, now expanding to W-2 and investor scenarios. Closely comparable on AI-first consumer tax positioning, target customer overlap (side-income earners), and subscription pricing model.

TypeEmerging player
Description

AI-native tax preparation startup targeting consumers with conversational/LLM-driven filing flows. Comparable as an early-stage AI-first competitor with overlapping value proposition around simplified, conversational tax experience.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Deduction

AI-powered tax preparation and advisory servicesdeduction.com

Deduction is a Denver-based AI-powered tax firm that combines its domain-specific AI agent, Taylor, CPAI, with licensed-CPA review to prepare and file U.S. federal and state returns for individual taxpayers with complex situations, while offering DeductionOS as a revenue-share platform for CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and RIAs.

What Deduction does

Deduction (legal entity Treasur, Inc.) is a Denver-based, private tax firm founded in 2025 that combines a domain-specific AI agent, Taylor, CPAI, with licensed-CPA review to prepare and file U.S. federal and state tax returns. Its core products include Taylor, CPAI (a conversational AI tax agent trained on the complete U.S. tax code and updated daily), the Vault (an encrypted document storage and client portal), The Loophole (a CPA-reviewed tax Q&A knowledge base that supports content marketing and SEO), and DeductionOS, an AI-native operating system that lets licensed CPAs and Enrolled Agents run or scale practices on Deduction's brand, AI stack, and back-office infrastructure, including a separate RIA Network for Registered Investment Advisors. The technology stack is purpose-built for tax rather than adapted from a general LLM, with every return reviewed by a licensed CPA before filing and a 100% accuracy guarantee covering interest and penalties.

Deduction makes money through annual subscriptions and partner revenue share. Consumer pricing is $499/year for individuals with complex tax situations (equity compensation, crypto, rental income, multi-state) and $999/year for simple businesses such as solo S-Corps and small Partnership LLCs, with a free tier for questions and advice that converts at filing time. The B2B revenue stream is a revenue-share arrangement under DeductionOS, in which partner CPAs and Enrolled Agents keep the majority of what they bill while Deduction retains a share covering brand, AI infrastructure, marketing, and back-office support. Distribution is self-serve web for consumers (no app required) and channel-based for professionals, with content marketing through The Loophole and comparison pages as the primary demand-generation engine.

The company is led by Co-Founder & CEO Sai Dhanak (previously scaled Latch from seed to NASDAQ and co-founded Caribu, acquired by Mattel) and Co-Founder & CTO Jonathan Kieliszak (9+ years as VP Engineering at Latch), supported by COO Casey Epton, CPA, Tax Director Matthew Miedona, CPA, and a founding AI engineer from Gusto and Vouch Insurance. Deduction closed a $2.8M pre-seed in November 2025 led by One Way Ventures and Creator Ventures, launched Taylor, CPAI for the 2026 tax season, and expanded in March 2026 through the Farid Kanji & Associates client transition and the integration of the Mark Germer Santa Fe Office. The platform currently serves all 50 U.S. states.

Deduction firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Deduction
Legal name
Treasur, Inc.
Website
https://deduction.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2025
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Deduction is a Denver-based AI-powered tax firm that combines its domain-specific AI agent, Taylor, CPAI, with licensed-CPA review to prepare and file U.S. federal and state returns for individual taxpayers with complex situations, while offering DeductionOS as a revenue-share platform for CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and RIAs.
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Deduction industry classification

Industry
Product category
AI-powered tax preparation and advisory services
akta.pro industry
PRIMARYBPACAIAH
Expense Management & Reimbursements Administration
Business & Public Services/HR, Staffing & Recruitment Services/Payroll Services & Workforce Administration

Keywords

  • AI tax preparation
  • Tax filing services
  • CPA-reviewed returns
  • Tax planning advisory
  • Partner tax platform

Where Deduction is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Denver
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Deduction business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Operations

Revenue model

  1. Annual Subscription - Personal: Primary revenue stream. $499/year includes unlimited conversations with Taylor, year-round tax planning and advice, CPA-reviewed federal and state filing, secure document storage in Vault, and 100% accuracy guarantee. Targets individuals with complex tax situations.
  2. Annual Subscription - Simple Business: $999/year for solo-businesses such as S-Corp or small Partnership LLC. Includes all personal tier features plus pass-through entity support. Does not support complex businesses (multi-employee S Corps, C Corps, SMBs, startups, large enterprises).
  3. DeductionOS Partner Revenue Share: Revenue-share partnership with CPAs and EAs. Partners keep majority of what they bill; Deduction takes a share to cover infrastructure (brand, marketing, AI stack, back-office). No platform fees, per-seat charges, or filing surcharges.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualPersonal Tier at $499/year
SubscriptionAnnualSimple Business Tier at $999/year

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels5 records

Deduction product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Deduction provides AI-powered tax preparation, filing, and year-round advisory services for U.S. individual taxpayers through Taylor, CPAI, a proprietary AI tax agent that prepares federal and state returns with mandatory review by licensed CPAs. The company also operates DeductionOS, an AI-native partner platform that enables licensed CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and Registered Investment Advisors to deliver tax services under Deduction's brand and infrastructure on revenue-share terms.

Product overview

Deduction offers an AI-powered tax preparation and advisory platform centered on Taylor, CPAI, described as the first AI tax accountant (CPAI). The core consumer product combines Taylor's AI capabilities — which handles document organization, tax analysis, deduction identification, and return preparation — with licensed CPA oversight for every filing. Supporting the core product are The Vault (encrypted document storage and client portal) and The Loophole (a searchable library of CPA-reviewed tax Q&A). Deduction also operates two partner platforms: DeductionOS, an AI-native operating system for CPAs and Enrolled Agents to run or scale tax practices; and the DeductionOS RIA Network, which lets Registered Investment Advisors offer integrated tax services to their clients. All platforms are powered by the same underlying AI infrastructure centered on Taylor, CPAI.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Taylor, CPAI: AI tax agent (CPAI) that handles tax preparation, planning, document organization, deduction identification, and tax advice with human CPA verification

Products and services

  • Taylor, CPAI An AI-powered autonomous tax accountant that answers tax questions, organizes documents, identifies deductions and credits, optimizes tax strategy, and prepares complete federal and state tax returns for individual U.S. taxpayers. Communicates via email, chat, and phone in plain English. Every return is reviewed and filed by a licensed CPA.
  • The Vault A secure personal document storage portal within Deduction where users upload and store tax documents, financial records, and sensitive files. Features enterprise-grade encryption, bank-grade security, and IRS-recommended protection. Users can chat directly with Taylor, CPAI from within the Vault.
  • DeductionOS An AI-native operating system and partner network for licensed CPAs and Enrolled Agents to build or grow tax practices. Provides brand, marketing, AI tech stack, and centralized back-office operations including client communication, document intake, tax prep, billing, and QA/compliance. Partners operate under Deduction's brand on revenue-share terms.
  • DeductionOS RIA Network A partner program for Registered Investment Advisors (RIAs) to offer full tax preparation, planning, and filing services to their clients through Deduction's platform, powered by Taylor, CPAI and backed by Deduction's licensed CPAs. Enables RIAs to integrate tax services into advisory practices without building out a tax practice.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Expert advice and filing in half the time for a fraction of the price of an accountant
  • +1 more outcomes

Companies that use Deduction

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Deduction partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Farid Kanji & AssociatescoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 March 2026Farid Kanji & Associates partnered with Deduction, transitioning their client services to Deduction's platform and CPA team. The firm is not closing but providing long-term continuity with expanded support. Farid and Aleem continue to support Deduction's CPAs.
  • Mark Germer Santa Fe OfficeminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 March 2026Acquisition/partner relationship with Mark Germer Santa Fe Office, integrating their practice into Deduction's network with Brintha Nathan serving as Tax Administrator.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Deduction competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • H&R Block: Large DIY and assisted tax preparation provider with national retail footprint and AI-enabled online products. Comparable on consumer tax filing, including complex individual situations and CPA-assisted offerings (H&R Block Premium).
  • Intuit TurboTax: Dominant consumer and small-business tax preparation software with hundreds of millions of users, now layering in AI assistants (Intuit Assist). Directly comparable as the primary incumbent Deduction positions against in its comparison content; broader portfolio (QuickBooks, Credit Karma) gives it scale, brand trust, and pricing power.
  • Gusto: Cloud-based payroll, HR, and benefits platform that has expanded into tax filing and financial services for small businesses. Comparable as a broader fintech incumbent leveraging AI; Deduction's Founding AI Engineer previously built AI platforms at Gusto.

Direct peers

  • TaxAct: Direct-to-consumer tax preparation software offering DIY and professional-assist tiers across federal and state filings. Comparable as a mid-tier alternative to TurboTax for cost-conscious filers with moderate complexity.
  • FlyFin: AI-driven tax preparation platform with CPA support focused on self-employed individuals and small businesses. Closely comparable on AI+CPA hybrid model, subscription pricing, and target segment of complex individual/small-business tax filers.
  • Keeper Tax: AI-powered tax filing service originally targeting gig workers and freelancers, now expanding to W-2 and investor scenarios. Closely comparable on AI-first consumer tax positioning, target customer overlap (side-income earners), and subscription pricing model.

Emerging players

  • Pilot: Tech-enabled bookkeeping and tax service for startups, small businesses, and investors. Comparable on combining AI/software with licensed accountant oversight for complex business and high-earner tax situations — a segment Deduction explicitly excludes today.
  • Botkeeper: AI-powered bookkeeping and accounting platform combining automation with human accountants for SMBs. Comparable on the AI-plus-human-accountant hybrid model for financial services, though focused on bookkeeping rather than tax preparation.
  • Column Tax: Tax preparation platform for CPAs and tax professionals, providing modern software infrastructure to replace legacy professional tax software. Directly comparable to DeductionOS as a platform play targeting licensed tax practitioners with technology-forward workflows.
  • April (formerly April Tax Solutions): AI-native tax preparation startup targeting consumers with conversational/LLM-driven filing flows. Comparable as an early-stage AI-first competitor with overlapping value proposition around simplified, conversational tax experience.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

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Deduction leadership team

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Profiles8 records

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Funding rounds1 record

Investors3 records

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Deduction

What does Deduction do?

Deduction provides AI-powered tax preparation, filing, and year-round advisory services for U.S. individual taxpayers through Taylor, CPAI, a proprietary AI tax agent that prepares federal and state returns with mandatory review by licensed CPAs. The company also operates DeductionOS, an AI-native partner platform that enables licensed CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and Registered Investment Advisors to deliver tax services under Deduction's brand and infrastructure on revenue-share terms.

Is Deduction a public or private company?

Deduction is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Deduction founded?

Deduction was founded in 2025. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Deduction based?

Deduction is headquartered in Denver, United States, in the North America region.

How does Deduction make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Annual Subscription - Personal is the primary driver. The others are annual Subscription - Simple Business and deductionOS Partner Revenue Share.

Who are Deduction's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are H&R Block, Intuit TurboTax and Gusto. Direct peers are TaxAct, FlyFin and Keeper Tax. Emerging players are Pilot, Botkeeper, Column Tax and April (formerly April Tax Solutions).

Does Deduction have an API?

No public API is recorded for Deduction.

What industry is Deduction in?

Deduction's product category is AI-powered tax preparation and advisory services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPACAIAH, Expense Management & Reimbursements Administration.

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DeductionAI Tax Accountant vs Human CPA: Why Deduction Is BothThe article discusses the trade-offs between AI tax tools and traditional CPAs, citing TaxCalcBench benchmark data showing AI models achieve only ~52.94% accuracy on complete federal tax returns while traditional CPA services cost $800-$5,000+ and lack year-round availability. It promotes Deduction's hybrid model 'Taylor, CPAI' that combines AI for document processing, 24/7 availability, and cost efficiency with licensed CPAs for accuracy verification and complex judgment calls, offered at $499 with a 100% accuracy guarantee covering IRS interest and penalties.DeductionDeduction vs FlyFinThis article compares two AI-powered tax preparation services—Deduction and FlyFin—written by a Senior Tax Advisor employed at Deduction. The piece outlines the core differences between the platforms, positioning FlyFin as a deduction-finding tool primarily for freelancers and self-employed filers, while portraying Deduction (creator of AI tax accountant Taylor, CPAI) as a year-round tax planning and preparation service for individuals with more complex tax situations. The article includes pricing details ($192/year for FlyFin's Standard tier versus $499/year for Deduction) and is authored by an employee advocating for their employer's product.DeductionDeduction vs TaxActThis article compares Deduction, an AI-powered tax preparation service featuring Taylor, CPAi with human CPA oversight, against TaxAct, a traditional DIY tax filing software. Deduction charges $499 annually for year-round advisory and unlimited tax preparation with professional review included, while TaxAct offers tiered DIY software from free to $69.99 with optional add-on CPA access. The article highlights Deduction's advantages for complex tax situations including equity compensation, cost basis corrections, and ongoing planning versus TaxAct's interview-style interface where users bear responsibility for data entry accuracy.DeductionDeduction's Taylor, CPAI vs ChatGPT for TaxesDeduction published a comparison between its AI tax product Taylor, CPAI and ChatGPT for tax preparation, highlighting that OpenAI restricted personalized financial advice in October 2025, leaving millions of users without guidance from the tool they commonly use for tax questions. The article cites TaxCalcBench benchmark data showing that even GPT-5 achieves only approximately 42% accuracy on simplified federal tax return calculations, compared to Taylor, CPAI's model of complete return preparation with mandatory CPA review and accuracy guarantees covering IRS penalties and interest. Taylor, CPAI differentiates through features including secure document collection, year-round planning, current tax law compliance, and data protection policies that exclude user information from AI model training.DeductionDeduction vs FifteenthDeduction, an AI tax firm and creator of Taylor CPAI, is compared against Fifteenth, an AI-enhanced CPA firm serving tech professionals with equity compensation. The article outlines the key differences between the two platforms: Deduction offers year-round AI-powered tax preparation with unlimited access and flat pricing at $499, while Fifteenth provides quarterly human CPA check-ins enhanced by AI tools. The comparison is written by Casey Epton, a Senior Tax Advisor at Deduction, and positions Deduction as the broader solution for anyone with complex taxes beyond just equity compensation.DeductionThe Problem With AI-Only Tax FilingA benchmark called TaxCalcBench, created by Column Tax and published as a peer-reviewed paper, tested leading AI models on completing federal tax returns and found the best model achieved only 52.94% accuracy on complete returns under strict criteria, despite 87% line-by-line accuracy. The article identifies three consistent failure patterns in AI tax tools: IRS tax table misuse affecting 15-20% of cases, eligibility determination failures for credits like the Child Tax Credit, and cascading errors where a single wrong calculation propagates through the entire return. The article, authored by a Deduction employee, argues that AI-only tax filing is insufficient and promotes Deduction's hybrid model combining AI with licensed professional oversight.DeductionDeduction vs Hiring a CPADeduction, a consumer tax firm, is promoting its AI-powered tax preparation service Taylor, CPAI combined with licensed CPA oversight as an alternative to traditional CPA firms. The company positions its $499/year flat-rate model against traditional CPA costs of $500-$2,000+ per return, emphasizing advantages in response time, year-round availability, and unlimited access to tax advice. The article frames Deduction's hybrid AI-plus-CPA model as delivering the same professional expertise through a more accessible, technology-enabled delivery system.DeductionDeduction vs H&R BlockDeduction, a CPA firm powered by its autonomous AI tax accountant Taylor, CPAI, has published a comparison article positioning its service against H&R Block's traditional tax preparation options. The article emphasizes Deduction's year-round availability, conversational AI interface that eliminates form-filling and appointment scheduling, and flat pricing of $499 for full-service preparation with licensed CPA review of every return. The piece frames Deduction as offering a "third path" in tax services—a modern AI-powered alternative to H&R Block's seasonal, transactional DIY software or in-person retail preparation model.DeductionDeduction vs Keeper TaxDeduction, an AI tax firm powered by its AI tax accountant Taylor, CPAI, has published a comparison article positioning itself against Keeper Tax, an AI expense tracker that also files taxes. The article argues these products occupy fundamentally different categories, with Deduction offering year-round tax planning and full-service preparation for $499/year versus Keeper's expense-tracking-first approach. While acknowledging Keeper's strength in categorizing freelancer expenses, the article positions Deduction as the better choice for individuals with complex tax situations including RSUs, multiple income streams, and rental properties.DeductionDeduction vs TurboTaxThis article compares Deduction, an AI-powered tax firm featuring Taylor, CPAI (an AI tax agent that prepares returns with licensed CPA oversight), against TurboTax, traditional DIY tax preparation software. The piece outlines key differences: Deduction offers conversational AI-driven tax preparation with year-round support and built-in professional review, while TurboTax relies on form-guided interfaces where users prepare their own returns with expert access available at higher tiers. The comparison frames Deduction as a full-service AI accountant model versus TurboTax's self-preparation software approach.