In addition to the technology, customers get “white-glove” support, the company adds. The company jokes that he is automating the brain of a former IRS Agent, Stephen Yarbrough, which has been productized by a former Intuit product manager, Ibrahim. This time last year, the company had nine employees. The startup plans to also use its capital towards building “better software” and on improving its core tax automation technology. The company believes it is in the right place at the right time.