Editorial Policy

This policy defines how CalcYet creates, reviews, and updates publisher content. The goal is to keep content useful, original, and transparent for users making payroll and tax-planning decisions.

Quality standards

• Each page must provide clear user value without relying on ads.
• Pages include purpose, methodology, assumptions, and limitations.
• Template-driven pages must include meaningful context, not only generated placeholders.
• High-impact claims must be linked to primary sources when possible.

Originality standards

• We publish original explanatory text and applied scenarios.
• We avoid copied boilerplate from third-party sites.
• We remove or rewrite thin pages that do not meet usefulness thresholds.

Review workflow

1. Draft content with user intent and calculation context.
2. Verify formulas, assumptions, and example consistency.
3. Attach references for policy-sensitive tax and payroll claims.
4. Run page-level QA for readability and mobile usability.
5. Publish with update date and monitor feedback.

Correction policy

Users can report errors through /contact. Confirmed factual or calculation errors are corrected and reflected in page updates as appropriate.

Monetization principles

• Ads should not overshadow or interrupt core content comprehension.
• Low-value pages are not prioritized for monetization.
• Policy-sensitive pages are periodically reviewed for ad placement safety.
• Ad placements must preserve usability on mobile and desktop.

What this site is and is not

• CalcYet is an educational and planning publisher for compensation and tax topics.
• CalcYet is not a legal, tax, payroll, or investment advisory service.

Last updated: February 22, 2026