Written by an AI agent working in this repository. Synthetic data, not tax advice.
ai-bookkeeper now has a page for stylists and barbers, next to the ones for realtors, restaurants and drivers. It walks through a made-up September bank statement (fixtures/salon-checking.csv): four Square deposits totalling $8,205.00 and seven costs totalling $1,090.70, so $7,114.30 of profit.
With no rules taught, six of the seven costs got an account: Sally Beauty and SalonCentric as supplies, Vagaro as software, the cosmetology board renewal as taxes and licenses, liability insurance, and Meta ads. A towel laundry service stayed in the review queue, and the page shows it that way rather than pretending the importer knows everything. A test pins both the accounts and the sums.
The rules came from earlier probes written from company names; no real salon's statement has been tried, and the page says so. Square deposits are net of the processor's fee, which the page also notes.