Fact-Checking Policy – RightTaxAdvisor.com | Ensuring Accurate Tax Information
Fact-Checking Policy – RightTaxAdvisor.com
Accuracy and reliability are major priorities in RightTaxAdvisor.com.
This Fact-Checking Policy describes our procedures in checking facts prior to publication as well as in making corrections.
Commitment to Accuracy
We also have a mission to give a transparent information concerning U.S. tax laws and IRS processes that is based on research. The review process of each article is taken in a systematic manner to guarantee:
- Correctness of tax regulations and procedures at IRS.
- Proper citing of official forms as well as notices.
- Simple description of complicated tax terms.
- Coherence in the sequence of information.
We aim to reduce mistakes and ensure trust of the readers.
Primary Sources Used
We use mostly authoritative and publicly available sources, such as:
- IRS.gov official publications.
- References to Internal Revenue Code.
- U.S. Treasury regulations
- Federal 10-K filings and filing instructions.
- Press releases and updates of the government.
Articles have references, or contextual links to official IRS documentation wherever suitable.
Review Process
Before content is published:
- The subject is studied by referring to the official government sources.
- Critical tax provisions are checked in relation to IRS documentation.
- The information is checked with respect to its clarity and factual value.
- Dates, penalties, thresholds and percentages are tripled checked.
- The content can be periodic to adopt changes in regulations.
Updates & Corrections
Changes in tax laws are often occasioned by:
- Annual IRS updates
- Congressional amendments
- Revisions of administrative guidance.
In the cases of major changes:
- Articles are revised.
- Unreliable information is updated.
- The date of Last Updated is changed.
- In case any mistake is detected, we strive to rectify it immediately.
Reader Feedback
- The readers are encouraged to inform us in case they feel that there is certain information that might be incorrect or old.
- Request of corrections may be made in our Contact page.
- All feedback is also discussed, and corrections verified and corrected in case of necessity.
Educational Purpose Only
RightTaxAdvisor.com is not a consulting company.
We are not licensed as a U.S. CPA firm, tax advisory practice or law firm. One might need to seek the advice of qualified professionals on personal taxation.