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tax-organizer

Claude skill to organizes and processes personal tax documents to generate accurate, tax reports and drafts.

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Install and set up tax-organizer (claude-skill project) into my current project.
Found on https://claudeers.com/tax-organizer
Repo: https://github.com/elderengineer/tax-organizer
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Detected install method: claude-skill → # copy this skill into .claude/skills/tax-organizer/
Category: skills. Platforms: cli.
Read the repo's README for exact setup and env vars, then install it and wire it into my project.

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// or install directly (claude-skill)
# copy the skill dir into your project:
# .claude/skills/tax-organizer/   (or ~/.claude/skills/tax-organizer/ for all projects)
// or clone · unverified · not recently updated
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// compatibility

Platformscli
Operating systems
AI compatibilityclaude
LicenseMIT
Pricingopen-source
LanguagePython

Tax Organizer — Setup Guide

Organizes your personal and consultant tax documents (W-2s, 1099s, rental expenses, donations, business trips) and generates ready-to-review CSV reports for your accountant. Powered by Claude Code.


What This Skill Does

  • Reads PDF receipts, invoices, W-2s, 1099s, and spreadsheet exports
  • Scans your documents and guides you through business line setup — no manual folder creation needed
  • Renames and sorts files into the right folders automatically
  • Calculates rental property depreciation
  • Compares business trip actual expenses vs. GSA per diem rates
  • Generates Schedule E, W-2, 1099, donations, and business trip CSV reports

Step 1 — Install Claude Code

Claude Code is a command-line tool from Anthropic. You need Node.js 18+ installed first.

Install Node.js (if you don't have it): https://nodejs.org — download the LTS version.

Install Claude Code:

npm install -g @anthropic/claude-code

Log in:

claude

Follow the prompts to sign in with your Anthropic account. If you don't have one, create a free account at https://claude.ai.


Step 2 — Install the Required Skills

Skills are Claude Code commands stored as Markdown files. This project needs three skills: pdf, xlsx, and the tax organizer itself.

Skills live in ~/.claude/commands/ (your home directory, works across all projects).

Create the commands folder:

mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands

Install the PDF skill

The PDF skill is included in this repository under skills/pdf/.

cp skills/pdf/SKILL.md ~/.claude/commands/pdf.md

Install the XLSX skill

The XLSX skill is included in this repository under skills/xlsx/.

cp skills/xlsx/SKILL.md ~/.claude/commands/xlsx.md

Install the Tax Organizer skill

cp SKILL.md ~/.claude/commands/tax-organizer.md

Verify all three skills are installed:

ls ~/.claude/commands/
# Should show: pdf.md  xlsx.md  tax-organizer.md

Step 3 — Create Your Tax Year Folder

Create a dedicated folder for your tax documents. One folder per tax year.

mkdir ~/Documents/Tax-2025
cd ~/Documents/Tax-2025

Drop all your documents into this folder — receipts, invoices, W-2s, 1099s, spreadsheet exports, whatever you have. You can also add more documents later; the skill only processes new files on each run.


Step 4 — Run the Tax Organizer

Open Claude Code in your tax folder:

cd ~/Documents/Tax-2025
claude

Then type the slash command:

/tax-organizer

First run: The skill will:

  1. Ask for your tax year, filing status, and preparer name
  2. Scan all the documents you dropped in
  3. Identify likely business lines from your documents (rental properties, freelance income, partnerships, etc.)
  4. Walk you through confirming each one and filling in any missing details (cost basis, in-service date, etc.)
  5. Create the folder structure and generate all business README.md config files for you
  6. Organize, rename, and generate reports

Subsequent runs: Drop new documents into the folder and run /tax-organizer again. It detects only new files and skips everything already processed. If new documents suggest a new business line, it will prompt you to set it up.


Folder Structure (Created Automatically)

Tax-2025/
├── README.md                  # Your tax year config
├── Rental-123-Main-St/        # One folder per business/rental (created by the skill)
│   ├── README.md              # Business config (address, cost basis, trips)
│   └── 2024-03-15 Plumber Co - Repairs - Pipe fix.pdf
├── W2s/
├── 1099s/
├── Donations/
├── Unclassified/              # Files that need manual review
├── Reports/                   # Generated CSVs — ready for your accountant
│   ├── schedule-e-draft.csv
│   ├── business-trips.csv
│   ├── donations-summary.csv
│   ├── w2-summary.csv
│   └── 1099-summary.csv
└── .processed-files.log       # Internal tracking (don't edit)

Dropping Documents

You can drop documents anywhere in the tax folder — the skill classifies them automatically:

DocumentWhere to drop
W-2 formsAnywhere — moved to W2s/
1099s (NEC, MISC, INT, DIV, K, B, R, S)Anywhere — moved to 1099s/
Rental receipts / invoicesAnywhere — matched to the right property
Donation receiptsAnywhere — moved to Donations/
Business trip receiptsAnywhere — matched by date to trips in business README
Excel / CSV bank exportsAnywhere — extracted via /xlsx
Anything elseMoved to Unclassified/ if unclear

Tips

  • Just drop and run — you don't need to pre-sort or rename anything. The skill figures it out.
  • Never delete .processed-files.log — it's how the skill tracks what's been done.
  • Originals are preserved — the skill copies files to organized locations; your originals are untouched.
  • Add documents anytime — run /tax-organizer after each batch; it skips already-processed files.
  • Check Unclassified/ after each run for anything that needs manual assignment.
  • Reports are always regenerated from the full history, so they're always up to date.

// faq

What is tax-organizer?

Claude skill to organizes and processes personal tax documents to generate accurate, tax reports and drafts.. It is open-source on GitHub.

Is tax-organizer free to use?

tax-organizer is open-source under the MIT license, so it is free to use.

What category does tax-organizer belong to?

tax-organizer is listed under skills in the Claudeers registry of Claude-compatible tools.

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