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What to include with a calculator correction
Include the full calculator URL, selected tax year and filing status, the inputs needed to reproduce the result, the result you received, and the result you expected. Link the relevant IRS or state source when possible. Remove Social Security numbers, tax account numbers, copies of returns, notices, payment details, and other sensitive personal information before sending a message.
- Describe one issue per message so the affected rule can be isolated.
- Use sample or rounded amounts when the exact personal figures are unnecessary.
- State whether the issue affects calculation logic, explanatory copy, or a source link.
What we can review
The team can review reproducible calculator behavior, stale tax-year figures, broken links, unclear assumptions, accessibility problems, and factual errors in published guidance summaries.
What we cannot answer
We cannot interpret a private return, recommend a filing position, represent a taxpayer before an agency, confirm an official account balance, or guarantee a refund or processing date by email.
How reports are handled
Reproducible issues are checked against the current production page, calculation code, and cited primary source. A confirmed data or logic error is prioritized by potential taxpayer impact and corrected with a focused test. Link reports are checked against the official replacement before the source is changed. Messages may not receive individualized replies, and sending a message does not create a professional, advisory, fiduciary, or representative relationship.
For account transcripts, return acceptance, balances, notices, identity verification, or refund status, contact the IRS or relevant state agency through its official channel. Agency contact details are linked from the relevant calculator source section.