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Juno <> K1x

Everything you need to know about Juno's partnership with K1x bringing the industry’s leading K-1 data extraction and processing within the Juno platform.

Updated over 2 months ago

How to utilize K1x functionality in Juno?

We designed our partnership with K1x to make your tax season as easy as possible. When you upload K1s to a preparation in Juno, Juno automatically detects if the K1 is "complex" and if so utilizes K1x to process the K1

Do I need to pay extra to utilize K-1 functionality in Juno?

No. We know that K1's are extremely time consuming documents for you and your team and want to ensure all Juno users benefit from this partnership.

What qualifies as a “complex” K-1?

Complex K-1s are defined as any K-1 that includes:

  • Section 199A information

  • K-3 forms

  • State-specific K-1 forms

Any K-1 meeting these criteria will be automatically routed to K1x for processing.

What data will be delivered?

All extracted data from K1s will be included in:

  • Excel workpapers

  • PDF binder

This includes:

  • K-3 data

  • 199A details

  • Statements

  • State-specific form data

Is there a limit to the number of K-1s that can utilize K1x?

For users trialing Juno, up to 5 complex K-1s will utilize the K1x functionality.

Active Juno customers can utilize K1x processing for up to 25 complex K-1s, per client.

Juno will notify you whether or not the K-1(s) you have uploaded were processed using Juno's partnership with K1x.


Important note on tax software integration

While this expanded data will be extracted into the binder and workpapers, ultra-complex K-1 data will not yet flow directly into tax software.

We are in the process of prioritizing the nearly 6,000 new data points that the K1x integration enables Juno to extract. We'll gradually begin supporting new mappings to tax software.

What information will continue to flow into tax software:

  • Federal information

  • Statement breakdowns

  • State information that rolls up to federal equivalents

Example:

  • Ordinary business income (federal and state) will continue to import into tax software.

  • A state-specific item such as “Other Credits Related to Rental Real Estate Activities – California Law Code” (with no federal equivalent) will not be entered into tax software, but will be included and automatically flagged in the binder for review.

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