entity-compliance

Name: entity-compliance
Availability: InStock
Author: polliticalsolutions

Track entity filing deadlines and compliance statuses in YAML trackers.

Updated Dec 4, 2025

Search Tags:#filing deadlines #annual reports #franchise tax #entity compliance #registered agent #export csv #YAML tracker

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/PolliticalSolutions/political-portal --skill entity-compliance-polliticalsolutions

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: entity-compliance
Source: https://github.com/PolliticalSolutions/political-portal/tree/main/.claude/skills/corporate-legal/entity-compliance
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/PolliticalSolutions/political-portal --skill entity-compliance-polliticalsolutions

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Entity compliance calendars are hard to maintain because each company, state, and filing type can have different schedules and consequences for missing deadlines. This Skill helps you centralize what’s due, what’s overdue, and what needs confirmation so you can respond quickly and reduce compliance risk.

Core Features & Use Cases

Initialize and maintain a YAML compliance tracker driven by your entity table, jurisdictions, and registered agent details.
Report upcoming and overdue filings with clear status windows (default next 30/60/90 days via configurable days).
Update from manual input or registered agent reports to keep due dates, last filed dates, fees, and statuses current.
Run a health audit to surface dormant entities, good-standing gaps, and other compliance risk signals.
Export compliance data to CSV or a markdown table for finance/legal ops sharing and reviews.

Quick Start

Tell the Skill to initialize the tracker from your entity table and confirm filing details as needed by running: /corporate-legal:entity-compliance --init

Frequently Asked Questions about entity-compliance

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema

How do I track annual report filing deadlines across multiple jurisdictions?▼

You can track annual report filing deadlines across jurisdictions by initializing a local YAML compliance tracker per entity and filing type, then computing due or overdue status using stored dates. This centralizes what is due and reduces compliance risk.

What is the best way to maintain entity compliance data from registered agent reports?▼

The best way to maintain entity compliance data is by updating your YAML tracker from registered agent reports or manual input. This updates due dates, last filed dates, fees, and statuses to keep your compliance calendar current.

Can I export compliance deadlines to CSV for legal ops reviews?▼

Yes, you can export compliance data to CSV or a markdown table for finance and legal ops sharing. This allows you to generate deterministic summaries of upcoming and overdue filings for stakeholder reviews.

How do I run a health audit to surface dormant entities and good-standing gaps?▼

You run a health audit to surface dormant entities, good-standing gaps, and compliance risk signals by analyzing the entity management data stored in your legal configuration file and local YAML compliance tracker.

Does this entity compliance tracker actually file annual reports or franchise taxes?▼

No, this entity compliance tracker does not file annual reports or franchise taxes. It produces deterministic summaries of upcoming and overdue filings and persists updates to a local tracker path without filing anything.

Do I need a legal configuration file to generate a deadline report for the next 30 days?▼

Yes, you need an entity management legal configuration file to initialize the tracker. The system reads this data to generate deadline reports for the next 30, 60, or 90 days and compute due or overdue filing statuses.