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How SetRight prepares and maintains educational tax content
Effective August 25, 2026
SetRight publishes general educational resources to help readers understand a tax or business question, identify the official rule or agency involved, and prepare better questions before an engagement. The resources are not individualized tax, accounting, financial, or legal advice.
SetRight is accountable for the published resource
Resource articles identify SetRight as the organization that prepares and maintains them. Each article also displays its update date and the official guidance used for the article. SetRight remains responsible for the accuracy of what it publishes, including material produced with research, drafting, or quality-control tools.
Official authority comes first
SetRight prioritizes current first-party authority that fits the subject: the Internal Revenue Service and Treasury for federal tax matters; Florida agencies for state filing and entity matters; and the applicable county, municipality, court, or regulator for local requirements. Secondary sources may help explain context, but they do not replace controlling authority.
Tax rules depend on the tax year, entity, jurisdiction, documents, elections, deadlines, and other facts. Readers should follow the dated official links shown on an article and confirm that the guidance still applies to their circumstances.
Dates mean something
The published date identifies when an article first became available. The updated date changes when SetRight makes a substantive content change or rechecks the official authority and makes a material clarification. A date is not changed merely to make an article appear fresh.
SetRight may review an article after an agency changes a form, deadline, procedure, threshold, or public instruction; after a material source link changes; or after a supported correction is received. An older date does not mean the article was reviewed for a reader's specific facts.
Technology supports the process; it does not replace verification
Research, drafting, automation, and quality-control tools may assist with article preparation. SetRight checks material claims against the cited authority, keeps the article focused on its stated question, and applies privacy, credential, and no-guarantee controls before publication. Technology is not presented as a tax professional, government source, or independent reviewer.
Credential claims stay specific
SetRight does not name an individual author or reviewer unless that person's identity, role, and relevant qualification can be verified for the content. An organization-level byline does not mean every affiliated professional reviewed the article. When a service requires a particular credential, authorization, or legal scope, the engagement must separately identify who is responsible and what authority applies.
How to request a correction
If you believe a SetRight resource contains a material error or an outdated official link, email hello@setrighttax.com with the page URL, the passage at issue, and the current official source that supports the correction. Do not send tax records, identity documents, account credentials, or other sensitive information by ordinary email.
No promise of a search or tax result
These standards support clearer and more trustworthy resources. They do not guarantee rankings, tax outcomes, refunds, settlements, filing acceptance, processing time, or government action. For help with a specific matter, contact SetRight using non-sensitive facts so the appropriate scope and secure process can be identified.