Embedded tax filing and planning platform for financial services
April builds white-labeled tax products designed to embed into existing financial platforms. The stack reflects a modern fintech architecture—AWS, Kubernetes, gRPC, microservices—paired with hiring that skews heavily senior (9 of 15 non-executive roles) and engineering-forward. Active projects around cloud-native services, scenario modeling, and privacy-by-design suggest the company is scaling infrastructure to handle high-volume return processing while moving toward AI-driven tax optimization features.
Notable leadership hires: Chief of Staff
April provides a suite of embedded tax products for financial services firms: DIY filing software, tax professional reviews and consultations, tax pro-led filing, and a tax planning layer covering paycheck optimization and liquidity event liability calculations. The company also offers tax transcript retrieval to simplify client onboarding. Founded in 2021 and headquartered in New York, April operates as a B2B2C fintech, selling to wealth managers, financial platforms, and advisory firms seeking to integrate tax as a core capability rather than a third-party add-on. The 51–200 employee range and active scaling efforts in engineering and finance suggest rapid growth.
April runs on AWS and GCP with cloud-native microservices (Kubernetes, gRPC), TypeScript and Python backends, and React/Vue/Angular frontends. Mobile apps run on Android and iOS.
Yes. April has 5 active engineering roles with 9 senior-level positions and 2 leads open across the company. Hiring spans the United States and Israel.
April is headquartered in New York, NY and was founded in 2021. The company employs 51–200 people.
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