tax-prep

Categorizes CSV bank and credit card transactions and flags tax-relevant items.

1|1|Updated Feb 8, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dapperdivers/roundtable-arsenal --skill tax-prep-dapperdivers
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Skill: tax-prep
Source: https://github.com/dapperdivers/roundtable-arsenal/tree/main/finance/tax-prep
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dapperdivers/roundtable-arsenal --skill tax-prep-dapperdivers

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill reduces the manual effort of reviewing bank and credit card exports by automatically parsing transactions, assigning categories, and identifying potential tax-relevant items.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • CSV Transaction Parsing: Detects common financial export formats, identifies date, description, and amount fields, and normalizes transaction data.
  • Expense Categorization: Classifies personal and business transactions using keyword-based rules across categories such as housing, food, medical, software, and services.
  • Tax Flag Identification: Highlights transactions that may require review for deductions, business expenses, HSA-related items, education credits, or other tax workflows.

Quick Start

Use the tax-prep skill to categorize my bank CSV export and generate a tax review summary.

Frequently Asked Questions about tax-prep

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

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How do I categorize bank and credit card CSV transactions for tax deductions?

To categorize transactions for tax deductions, the Skill parses CSV exports, detects date, description, and amount fields, applies keyword-based classification rules, and flags tax-relevant items like business expenses and education credits in a JSON report.

What is the best way to identify tax-relevant items in financial transaction exports?

Identifying tax-relevant items in financial exports involves parsing CSV files, normalizing transaction data, and using keyword classification to flag potential deductions, HSA-related items, and business expenses for review.

Does this transaction categorization tool work with standard bank CSV exports?

Yes, it works with standard bank CSV exports by automatically detecting common financial export formats and identifying the necessary date, description, and amount columns to normalize and categorize transaction data.

How are spending patterns and expense categories detected from CSV data?

Spending patterns and expense categories are detected by applying keyword-based rules to normalized transaction descriptions, classifying entries across personal and business categories like housing, food, medical, and software.

Can I use this for both personal finance management and business expense tracking?

Yes, you can use this for both personal finance management and business expense tracking, as the keyword classification rules categorize transactions across both domains and assign tax flags for relevant items.