Receiptor AI
Official@receiptor-ai · United States of America
Bookkeeping that keeps itself
Agent Skills by Receiptor AI
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Receiptor-AIbookkeeping
Automate small-business bookkeeping from receipt capture to tax-ready reports.
Receiptor-AIexpense-categorization
Categorize transactions into tax-aligned expense categories from receipts, bank exports, and invoices.
Receiptor-AIvehicle-expenses
Evaluate standard mileage versus actual expenses for business vehicle deductions.
Receiptor-AImeals-deduction
Determine business meal deductibility and document the five required elements.
Receiptor-AItax-prep
Organize financial records into tax-ready reports and Schedule C mapped P&L.
Receiptor-AImonthly-close
Automate month-end close with period locking and auditable P&L outputs.
Receiptor-AIreceipt-processing
Extract structured data from receipts and invoices into JSON, CSV, or tables.
Receiptor-AIbank-reconciliation
Match book entries against bank and credit card statements to surface discrepancies.
Receiptor-AIestimated-taxes
Calculate and schedule quarterly estimated tax payments for self-employed individuals.
Receiptor-AIdepreciation-assets
Determine tax treatment for business assets using IRS decision logic.
Receiptor-AIcontractor-1099
Track contractor payments and determine 1099-NEC filing eligibility by threshold and entity type.
Receiptor-AIschedule-c-categories
Identify correct Schedule C expense lines for business costs.
Receiptor-AIhome-office
Calculate home office deductions using simplified or actual expense methods.
Frequently Asked Questions About Receiptor AI
FAQPage SchemaWhat specific financial tasks does Receiptor AI perform?▼
Receiptor AI handles receipt data extraction, bank statement reconciliation, and categorization of business expenses. It generates tax-ready reports, including Schedule C mapped profit and loss statements, while calculating complex deductions for home offices, vehicle mileage, and business meals to ensure accurate financial record-keeping.
Who is the target user for these financial capabilities?▼
These capabilities are designed for self-employed individuals, small business owners, and independent contractors. The system assists those managing their own bookkeeping who require precise alignment with IRS tax filing requirements, such as 1099-NEC tracking and quarterly estimated tax scheduling.
What are the prerequisites for using these financial features?▼
Users must provide source financial documentation, including digital receipts, invoices, and bank or credit card statement exports. The system requires these inputs to perform data extraction, match entries against ledger records, and apply the necessary IRS decision logic for asset depreciation and expense deductibility.