MyNetPay

Trust policy

Accuracy and corrections

MyNetPay prioritizes traceable inputs and honest limitations over claims of exactness.

Source hierarchy

  1. IRS, SSA, and official state tax departments.
  2. Enacted statutes, official forms, and official instructions.
  3. Reputable compilations that cite those primary sources.

What AI may and may not do

Optional AI tooling may draft explanations from supplied verified values. It may not create, change, infer, or validate tax rates. Drafts are rejected when they contain unsupported numbers.

Corrections

Reports should include the page URL, calculator inputs, expected result, observed result, and an official source. The owner reviews the data or logic, adds a regression test when appropriate, updates the verified date, and rebuilds the static site.

What the accuracy process checks

A tax-data review and a software review are separate steps. The tax-data review confirms the year, rate, threshold, deduction, source URL, effective date, and known exclusions. The software review confirms bracket boundaries, filing-status selection, caps, rounding, negative-input rejection, and the values shown in generated examples. Automated tests protect previously checked cases, while the build validator checks that pages use the same structured data and do not make unsupported accuracy claims.

How updates are dated

A page is not labeled as newly updated simply because the website was rebuilt. The tax dataset’s verification date changes only after its underlying official material has been reviewed. Content-only improvements use the site release date without implying that a tax authority changed its rules. If a midyear rule has an effective date, the support record must describe which period the model represents.

No invented reviewers

MyNetPay was built by Tayyab Nasir, a software developer and automation engineer. The site does not claim a CPA, payroll expert, certification, or editorial team that does not exist. Important tax or payroll decisions should be checked against official instructions or a qualified professional.