Where does submitted feedback go?

Submissions are delivered directly to the project maintainer via encrypted form transmission or client-side mailto. We never store submissions in a public database.

Can I report calculation discrepancies for my state?

Yes. Select 'Report Calculation Bug' and include your state, salary target, and expected vs actual tax figures. We review and patch tax rule revisions regularly.

Is my confidential financial information stored?

No. The calculator and feedback forms operate completely client-side. Diagnostic payloads contain only anonymous browser technical parameters.

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We are committed to building the most accurate, zero-cost 1099 vs W-2 financial scenario simulator. Your feedback directly shapes our roadmap.

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This tool is maintained by Aman Suryavanshi as a free, open financial public utility. Submissions from this page land directly in my primary inbox.

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Frequently Addressed Inquiries

How often are tax schedules updated? We update federal and 50-state tax brackets annually following IRS revenue procedures and state department of revenue bulletins.

Found a mathematical discrepancy? Please select the "Report Bug" tab, mention the state jurisdiction and your estimated calculation, and our verification suite will audit the formula.

Are submissions private? Yes. We do not store submissions in a database. Data is routed directly to the maintainer via encrypted HTTPS webhooks or your local email client.

IRS Circular 230 Notice: Submitting feedback or feature requests does not establish a CPA, legal, or advisory relationship. Always consult a licensed CPA for personalized filing advice.