Contact

Email

Write to hello@moneycalc.example. We read everything, and we reply to anything that identifies a real problem with the site.

There is no contact form here on purpose. A form would mean collecting and storing your details on a server; email keeps the exchange between you and us.

Reporting a tax data error

This is the message we most want to receive. To let us act on it quickly, please include:

• The state or jurisdiction, and the tax year.
• The specific figure you believe is wrong — a bracket, a rate, a standard deduction, a minimum wage, a payroll tax rate.
• A link to the official source that shows the correct value: the state department of revenue, department of labor, or an IRS publication.

We verify against the primary document rather than a secondary summary, so a link to the agency itself moves things along much faster than a link to an article about it.

Bugs and accessibility issues

If a calculator produces an obviously wrong result, a page fails to load, or something is unusable with a keyboard or a screen reader, tell us what you were doing and what happened. Include your browser and device if you can. Accessibility reports are treated as bugs, not feature requests.

What we cannot help with

We are not tax professionals and we cannot answer questions about your personal tax situation, review your return, tell you how to fill in a Form W-4, or advise on whether you are exempt from overtime. Those questions need a CPA, an enrolled agent, a tax attorney or your state’s labor department — someone who can see your full circumstances and is accountable for the answer.

See the disclaimer for the full explanation of what this site is and is not.

Privacy requests

For questions about data, cookies, or to make a request under a privacy law such as the CCPA or GDPR, use the same address and put “Privacy” in the subject line. Our privacy policy explains what is and is not collected — the short version is that calculator inputs never leave your browser.

Press and partnerships

Happy to explain our methodology or data sources to anyone writing about state tax differences. We do not publish sponsored content, sell links, or accept payment for editorial placement, so please do not ask.