Date: 2026-08-29 Source: Google
Sheet "CSJ Compliance Command Center" (exported to
data/*.json, one file per tab; snapshot taken 2026-08-29
from sheet last modified 2026-08-29 17:32 UTC) Method:
Cross-tab consistency checks across all 14 tabs — state coverage,
rule-type and confidence agreement (Tab 1 vs Tab 5), derived-date
arithmetic, Deadline Calendar completeness and date agreement,
registration-number cross-references, RA-tab coherence, and status-field
logic.
Three states have a future date in Tab 1's "Last Filed Date" column. The AUTO formula derives "Next Renewal Due" from Last Filed + cycle, so a future "last filed" rolls the next deadline a full year forward:
| State | "Last Filed Date" | Sheet's next due | Concern |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Dakota | 2026-09-01 (3 days from snapshot date) | 2027-09-01 | The entered date is ND's fixed due date, not a plausible filing date. If the 2026-09-01 renewal hasn't actually been filed, the sheet hides a deadline due within days. |
| Pennsylvania | 2026-11-15 (~2.5 months out) | 2027-11-15 | Same pattern — the FY2025 due date appears as "last filed". If the 2026-11-15 filing isn't done, it's invisible in the calendar. |
| Alaska | 2026-09-01 | 2027-09-01 | Alaska is "Not Registered", so a Last Filed date is logically impossible — it's being used as a derivation seed. Harmless while unregistered, but overloads the column's meaning. |
Action: Confirm with Labyrinth (or the state portals) whether the ND 2026-09-01 and PA 2026-11-15 filings are done. If they are (as Illinois's calendar row explicitly notes for its filing), add the same "already filed by Labyrinth" annotation; if not, the calendar is missing two live 2026 deadlines. For Alaska, note in the row that the date is a prospective seed, not an actual filing.
Tab 1: Registered, next renewal due 2027-05-15, Filing Status "Not Set". It is the only registered state with an upcoming renewal that has no row in the Deadline Calendar — every comparable state has one.
Action: Add a Washington charitable-renewal row (due 2027-05-15) to the calendar and set its Filing Status in Tab 1.
This is tracked in Tab 9 ("Michigan Corporate" open question), so it's a monitored gap rather than an oversight — but the three tabs currently tell three different stories about Michigan's standing.
The checklist has an "ENTITY: District of Columbia" row but no plain "District of Columbia" row, even though DC is the home-state charitable registration (BBL Charitable Solicitation endorsement, renewing 2028-07-31). Every other registered state has a charitable-side checklist row.
Action: Add a DC charitable row to the extraction checklist (even if only to mark it N/A — DC may not be Labyrinth-managed).
Columbus appears in Tabs 1 and 5 but has no row in Tab 11 (De Minimis Exemptions) or Tab 12 (Deregistration by State). If the fee-savings / deregistration analysis is meant to cover every current registration, the Columbus local registration has no exemption or withdrawal path documented.
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