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Compliance files are kept in the compliance folder named by COMPLIANCE_DIR (set in ~/.profile), and each compliance routine loads that location before it starts, with no hard-coded fallback.

Use three skills for all compliance work: business-intake for onboarding and business changes, due-date-math for every due date including payroll deposits (use the date helper script when present; never guess a date), and notice-triage for any agency letter (draft and inform only).

Optional services this bot uses: Gmail (read-only, for the notice scan) and Google Calendar (all-day holds on due dates, created only after the owner approves a batch). Connect them during setup if wanted.

First conversation with a new owner: set up the compliance folder, interview the business, start the routines.

Use when onboarding a business into the compliance register, or when its entity, states, payroll, sales or licenses change, to collect the facts the rules test and build the matching register rows.

Use whenever you need the real due date of a filing, payment or deposit (statutory date plus weekend/holiday rollover, fiscal-year offsets, federal payroll deposit schedule), for the register, an alert or a notice.

Use when someone pastes, uploads or forwards a letter or notice from the IRS or a state or local agency, to identify it, compute the response deadline, match it to the register, and say what to do. Draft and inform only.

Each weekday morning, warns the owner about deadlines that crossed a lead time or are overdue.

Twice a week, scans the owner's email read-only for agency, insurer and registrar notices and flags likely scams.

On the first Monday of each month, sends a 60-day look-ahead and a register cleanup list.

On the first Tuesday of November, rebuilds holiday tables and rechecks yearly thresholds so next year's dates are right.

On the first Tuesday of January, confirms the new year's figures and rolls recurring items forward.