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We usually reply within two business days. We cannot give personal tax advice: for questions about your own tax situation, please contact a qualified tax professional or your tax authority.
Before you write
- Check the methodology to see what our calculators include and exclude.
- Remember that payroll benefits, tax codes and local taxes can explain differences with your payslip.
How to contact us about a calculation error
Accuracy reports are our priority, and a detailed report is much faster to check. When you write about a result that looks wrong, please include as much of the following as you can:
- The page address, or the calculator and country you used.
- Your inputs: the salary or hourly wage, weekly hours, state, province or tax region, and any options such as filing status, student loan plan, pension, 401(k), RRSP or salary sacrifice.
- The line that differs, for example federal tax, National Insurance, CPP or the Medicare levy, and the pay period (yearly, monthly or per paycheck).
- The figure you expected and where it comes from: a payslip, an official calculator, or a rate published by a tax authority. A link to the official source helps a lot.
- The tax year you are comparing with, since rates and thresholds change every year.
Please do not send a copy of your payslip, your tax number, your Social Security number, your National Insurance number, your SIN or your TFN. We never need personal identifiers to check a calculation: the amounts and options are enough.
Before you report a difference with your payslip
Many differences are not errors. Payroll deductions for health insurance, union dues or share schemes, a tax code other than the standard one, withholding choices on a W-4 or TD1 form, bonuses and overtime, and local taxes we do not model can all change your net pay. Our methodology lists what each calculator includes and excludes, and it often explains the gap in a minute.
What we can help with
- Checking and correcting a figure on one of our calculators, tables or guides.
- Explaining which rules and assumptions a result is based on.
- Suggestions for a new calculator, a country, a region or a topic you would like us to cover.
- Reporting a broken page, a broken link or a display problem.
- Privacy requests about the personal data we hold about you, as described in our privacy policy.
What we cannot help with
TakeHomeNow is an information website, not a tax adviser, an accountant or a payroll provider. We cannot see your tax account, and we cannot give personal tax advice. In particular, we cannot:
- tell you what to enter on your tax return or withholding form;
- explain a letter, a bill or a refund from a tax authority;
- check or correct your employer’s payroll;
- act on your behalf with a tax authority.
Who to contact about your own tax account
For questions about your own tax situation, your tax authority can see your records and give an answer that applies to you:
- United States: the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), for federal income tax and withholding. State taxes are handled by each state’s revenue department.
- United Kingdom: HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), for Income Tax, tax codes and National Insurance.
- Canada: the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), for federal and most provincial tax. Quebec residents also deal with Revenu Québec for provincial tax.
- Australia: the Australian Taxation Office (ATO), for income tax, the Medicare levy and HELP repayments.
For questions about your pay itself, your employer’s payroll or HR team is usually the quickest contact. For advice on your personal situation, speak to a qualified tax professional or accountant.
Other ways we use your feedback
Reader messages shape the site. Reports of differences help us test our tax engine against real cases, and suggestions tell us which salaries, regions and questions to cover next. If your report leads to a correction, the rule is fixed for every page that uses it.