v0.1.5

v0.1.5

Changes since v0.1.4:

• make uvx aus-accounting-mcp the standard installation path now that the
  project is published on PyPI;
• update the README, ready-made client configurations and Cursor installation
  link to use the PyPI package instead of a Git repository URL; and
• ship the exact mcp-name: io.github.ryanduguid/aus-accounting marker required
  to associate the PyPI package with its official MCP Registry record.

No tool behaviour, statutory logic or refusal changed. Division 7A is still refused and SBR payloads are still synthetic.

Not advice. Outputs are preparation aids for a qualified professional, not compliance determinations.

v0.1.4

v0.1.4

• Bumped ato-benchmark-compare dependency pin to 0.1.4, bringing in updated small-business benchmark ranges and dataset comparisons.
• Synchronised uv.lock dependency metadata.

Not advice. Outputs are preparation aids for a qualified professional, not compliance determinations.

v0.1.3

v0.1.3

First published release. Changes since the repository's first commit:

• MCP facade over the reviewed engines payday-super-checker and ato-benchmark-compare, with Division 7A refused by design (refuse_div7a) and synthetic SBR fixtures only.
• Repository renamed from its personal codename to au-tax-mcp-server; README, client configs and engine dependency pins all point at live, reachable history.
• labour_to_turnover no longer presents a partial labour picture as a definite ratio: the ratio requires salary and wages (or W1, which substitutes under the ATO rule), contractor and commission, and cost-of-sales labour to all be supplied.
• The MCP handshake reports the package version.
• CodeQL, CI job timeouts, and the shared release-policy workflow pinned to reachable history.

Tags v0.1.0 to v0.1.2 exist but produced no release: each predates one requirement of the shared release gates (a live workflow pin, RELEASE_NOTES.md, the build tool in the locked dev extras) and the repository ruleset does not allow deleting a pushed tag. This tag supersedes them.

Not advice. Outputs are preparation aids for a qualified professional, not compliance determinations.