Corrections Policy
Accuracy matters when it comes to understanding taxes. Learn how we review reported errors and update our educational content and calculator information when corrections are needed.
FreeTaxCalculator.us aims to provide clear and useful tax education. When an error is brought to our attention, we assess the information and make appropriate corrections when warranted.
Our commitment to accuracy
Our goal is to help readers understand common US tax concepts through educational articles, tax calculators, and explanatory resources. We recognize that tax rules, figures, thresholds, and official guidance can change.
When we become aware of a factual error, outdated statement, calculation issue, or unclear explanation, we assess the issue and update the affected material when appropriate.
We cannot guarantee that every page is free from errors or that every update will be published immediately after a rule or official figure changes.
Types of corrections we make
The action we take depends on the nature of the issue and its potential impact on readers.
Factual errors
We correct incorrect statements, figures, definitions, or descriptions when reliable information supports a change.
Outdated information
We may update tax-year figures, thresholds, and explanations when applicable rules or official guidance change.
Calculator issues
We investigate reported formula, input, display, or result issues and make changes when a problem is confirmed.
Clarity and typographical issues
We may fix spelling, grammar, formatting, broken links, or wording that could confuse readers.
How we review reported issues
When an issue is reported, we review the relevant page, statement, or calculator behavior. Depending on the issue, our review may include:
- Checking the wording, calculation, or result in question.
- Comparing relevant details with reliable sources, including official IRS guidance where applicable.
- Confirming the relevant tax year and context.
- Updating the material if a correction is warranted.
- Reviewing related content if the same issue may appear elsewhere.
We prioritize issues that could materially affect a reader’s understanding. Review times vary depending on the complexity of the issue and the information available.
Tax calculator updates
Our calculators provide educational estimates based on the information entered and the assumptions used by each tool. They may simplify aspects of the tax calculation process.
When we identify a potential calculator issue, we assess the relevant formula, assumptions, input handling, and displayed results. Where appropriate, we update the tool or clarify a limitation.
Calculator results may not account for every federal, state, or local tax rule or individual circumstance. Verify important results with current official guidance or a qualified tax professional.
How to report an error
If you believe an article, calculator, or other part of FreeTaxCalculator.us contains an error, please contact us by email. Include enough detail for us to investigate the issue.
Email our team
Send us the details so we can review your report.
For a more useful report, please include:
- Page URL — the article or calculator where you found the issue.
- Description — what appears to be incorrect or unclear.
- Suggested correction — what you believe the information should say, if known.
- Supporting source — a relevant official source or reference, if available.
Your email application will open with a suggested subject and message template. You can edit the message before sending.
We appreciate readers who take the time to report potential errors. Each report is assessed based on the details provided; submitting a report does not guarantee that a change will be made.
Important limitations
FreeTaxCalculator.us is an independent educational resource. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) or any government agency.
Our content and calculators do not constitute individualized tax, legal, accounting, or financial advice. Results may differ from your actual tax liability because individual circumstances and applicable rules vary.
Consult current official sources and, when appropriate, a qualified tax professional before making important tax or financial decisions.
Every helpful correction counts.
Your feedback helps us identify information that may need another look.
Policy last updated: October 15, 2026.