Corrections

How to submit a correction

Email corrections to [email protected] with the subject line 'Correction: [page name or URL].' Include the full URL of the page, a clear description of what you believe is incorrect or outdated, and — if available — a link to the official source that contradicts or supersedes the current content. Corrections submitted with a supporting official source are easier to evaluate and faster to act on.

Types of corrections we can address

• Factual errors in tax rules, deadlines, thresholds, or procedures — with a supporting official source
• Outdated information where the official rule has changed since the page was last reviewed
• Broken, redirected, or archived source links — the source registry entry will be updated
• Unclear or potentially misleading language that could reasonably cause a reader to misunderstand a filing rule
• Calculation errors in tool logic or description
• Spelling, grammar, or formatting issues that affect readability or meaning

What we cannot address through corrections

Differences of opinion about tax strategy, planning approach, or aggressiveness of a deduction are not corrections — they are judgment calls that belong with a qualified professional who knows your specific facts. Requests framed as corrections but seeking guidance on a personal tax situation will be noted but will not receive a substantive reply. Corrections should not include confidential tax information, Social Security numbers, EINs, or private financial details.

Review and response timeline

Correction reports are typically reviewed within 5 to 10 business days. Corrections that involve tax rules are checked against the referenced official source before any content change is made. Complex corrections — such as a rule change that affects multiple pages or requires reviewing updated IRS instructions — may take longer to fully implement. We will acknowledge receipt when possible, but we may not be able to provide detailed status updates during the review.

After a correction is published

When a factual correction is confirmed and content is updated, the change is logged in the corrections record below with a description of what changed, the date of the update, and the official source that supported it. The affected page's last-reviewed date is also updated. If the correction is significant enough to change how a reader would use the information, a note may appear on the page itself.

Corrections log

Corrections published after the site's initial launch in January 2026 are listed here. The May 2026 review updated the IRS business expense source reference (Publication 535 was archived in 2022; replaced with current IRS guidance) and removed a non-functioning Indiana IFTA state source. No reader-submitted corrections have been published as of May 2026.