By aeyeops
Federal Form 1120, state returns, foreign ownership filings, tax planning, IRS correspondence, and e-filing
Contains verified Form 3115 filing procedures (automatic vs non-automatic consent, duplicate filing requirements, signature rules, under-examination limitations), Section 481(a) adjustment computation tables (positive 4-year spread, negative 1-year recognition, acceleration events, NOL interaction ordering), and DCN catalog for common C-corp method changes (DCN 122 cash-to-accrual, DCN 7 Section 174 R&E capitalization/depreciation, DCN 12 UNICAP, DCN 239 advance payments, DCN 187 bad debts). IRC 446/481(a) method change framework, Rev. Proc. 2015-13 as modified by Rev. Proc. 2024-23, audit protection under Section 11.01, 5-year prior change restriction, window period eligibility, user fee schedule. Consult when filing Form 3115 for any accounting method change, computing a 481(a) adjustment for cash-to-accrual conversion or UNICAP adoption, determining whether a change qualifies for automatic consent, evaluating audit protection strategy for an impermissible method, timing a method change around NOL carryforwards, handling Section 174 R&E capitalization transitions (2022-2024 mandatory period and 2025+ restoration), or advising on depreciation or inventory method corrections.
Contains verified revision-to-year mapping tables (4 FL eras R-01-07 through R-01-19, 2 federal eras pre/post-TCJA), YAML file routing for concept-map and per-year expectations, and NOL carryback/carryforward rules with CARES Act exceptions. Form 1120, Florida F-1120, Form 5472 line definitions across tax years 2007-2025. Consult when looking up which form line a field maps to for a specific tax year, checking whether a line number shifted between revisions, finding the FL exemption amount for a given year, determining which era governs a tax year, verifying Form 5472 filing requirements for foreign-owned corps, resolving pre-TCJA vs post-TCJA rules (Section 199, graduated rates, AMT), or onboarding a new tax year into the schema.
Contains verified MeF rejection code resolution procedures (R0000-901 through R0000-905-01 with 10-day perfection-period workflows), EFIN application and annual renewal checklists, and Form 8879-CORP e-signature retention rules. C-corp electronic filing, IRS MeF XML schema validation, acknowledgment tracking (A/R/D/P ack types), mandatory e-file threshold (10-return aggregation per T.D. 9972), provider type selection (ERO vs transmitter), advertising standards, and sanction tiers. Consult when e-filing 1120 returns, diagnosing MeF rejection codes, managing EFIN credentials or renewal, preparing Form 8879-CORP for e-signature, determining mandatory e-file applicability, onboarding a firm as an authorized e-file provider, or resolving e-file provider compliance issues.
Contains verified GL-to-1120-line mapping tables (income Lines 1-11, deduction Lines 12-27), permanent/temporary book-tax difference catalog with IRC citations, and year-by-year rule variance tables (meals, entertainment, bonus depreciation 2007-2027+). Taxable income computation, Schedule M-1/M-3 reconciliation, DRD, charitable 10% limit, Section 163(j), Schedule L balance sheet ties, officer compensation segregation, workpaper format, and preparer/reviewer/partner sign-off protocol. Consult when preparing a Form 1120, mapping trial balance accounts to return lines, classifying a book-tax difference as permanent or temporary, debugging an M-1 that does not balance, computing the charitable deduction limitation or DRD ordering, checking bonus depreciation or meals deduction rates for a specific tax year, reconciling Schedule L to the balance sheet, or running the final verification checklist before filing a C-corp return.
Contains verified cross-state apportionment formula comparison (UDITPA three-factor, single sales factor, market-based vs cost-of-performance sourcing, throwback/throwout rules, Joyce vs Finnigan), federal conformity matrix (rolling/static/selective conformity, state modification patterns for Section 163(j), GILTI, Section 174 R&E, bonus depreciation, state NOL rules), and multistate nexus evaluation framework (economic/factor presence, affiliate/attributional nexus, P.L. 86-272 internet activity analysis per MTC 2021 revised statement). Multistate SALT, combined reporting, unitary business principle, water's edge election, voluntary disclosure agreements, state tax credits, apportionment planning. Consult when determining which apportionment formula a state applies, comparing state conformity treatment of a specific federal provision across filing states, building a state modification matrix, evaluating multistate nexus exposure for a C-corporation, analyzing P.L. 86-272 protection for internet-era activities, or assessing voluntary disclosure program eligibility.
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An open-source knowledge base for accounting firms, packaged as a Claude Code plugin marketplace. Six plugins deliver 36 specialized skills across bookkeeping, tax preparation, financial planning, and firm operations — all tuned for C-corporation engagements on US GAAP.
Every skill is backed by curated reference material (131 articles, 34,000+ lines of source content) synthesized into operational decision logic, procedures, and rules that Claude can apply in real time during client work.
Install one or more plugins into Claude Code and your AI assistant gains deep, practical knowledge of accounting workflows:
This is not generic accounting knowledge — it is synthesized operational content with specific procedures, formulas, thresholds, and decision trees drawn from authoritative sources.
The marketplace is organized into layers. Foundation and platform plugins provide shared knowledge that domain plugins build on through runtime skill invocation.
graph TB
subgraph "Foundation Layer"
AF[accounting-foundation<br/>4 skills]
QBO[qbo-integration<br/>5 skills]
end
subgraph "Domain Plugins"
BK[bookkeeping<br/>7 skills]
TX[tax-prep<br/>10 skills]
FP[financial-planning<br/>5 skills]
OPS[firm-operations<br/>5 skills]
end
AF -->|COA, statements,<br/>entity profile| BK
AF -->|COA, statements,<br/>entity profile| TX
AF -->|statements,<br/>entity profile| FP
AF -->|entity profile| OPS
QBO -->|API, reports,<br/>bank feeds| BK
QBO -->|audit data,<br/>tax pulls| TX
QBO -->|financial reports,<br/>consolidation| FP
BK -->|closed books,<br/>trial balance| TX
TX -->|tax data,<br/>ETR| FP
FP -->|forecasts,<br/>KPIs| OPS
OPS -->|engagement scope,<br/>QC standards| BK
style AF fill:#4a90d9,color:#fff
style QBO fill:#4a90d9,color:#fff
style BK fill:#50b86c,color:#fff
style TX fill:#e6a23c,color:#fff
style FP fill:#9b59b6,color:#fff
style OPS fill:#e74c3c,color:#fff
qbo-integration is a separate plugin — not embedded in domain skills. Domain plugins reference the accounting system generically and delegate platform-specific execution to qbo-integration through cross-plugin skill invocation. A future Xero or Sage integration would be an additional plugin, not a modification to existing ones.
Each plugin contains self-contained skills with bundled reference material. Skills communicate across plugins through runtime invocation — no file-path dependencies.
graph LR
subgraph AF["accounting-foundation"]
af1[chart-of-accounts]
af2[categorization-rules]
af3[entity-profile]
af4[financial-statements]
end
subgraph QBO["qbo-integration"]
q1[qbo-api]
q2[qbo-coa]
q3[qbo-bookkeeping]
q4[qbo-reporting]
q5[qbo-audit]
end
subgraph BK["bookkeeping"]
b1[transaction-processing]
b2[reconciliation]
b3[monthly-close]
b4[payroll-recording]
b5[compliance-reporting]
b6[catchup-bookkeeping]
b7[audit-support]
end
subgraph TX["tax-prep"]
t1[business-tax-schema]
t2[form-1120-prep]
t3[state-returns]
t4[tax-forms]
t5[tax-compliance]
t6[tax-planning]
t7[nol-tracking]
t8[e-filing]
t9[accounting-method-changes]
t10[multistate-salt-matrix]
end
subgraph FP["financial-planning"]
f1[budgeting-forecasting]
f2[variance-analysis]
f3[financial-modeling]
f4[strategic-advisory]
f5[tax-provision]
end
subgraph OPS["firm-operations"]
o1[engagement-management]
o2[practice-management]
o3[quality-compliance]
o4[data-governance]
o5[workflow-automation]
end
style AF fill:#4a90d9,color:#fff
style QBO fill:#4a90d9,color:#fff
style BK fill:#50b86c,color:#fff
style TX fill:#e6a23c,color:#fff
style FP fill:#9b59b6,color:#fff
style OPS fill:#e74c3c,color:#fff
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