How Docuivo maintains its guides
Docuivo publishes the guides alongside its document tools and calculators. The Docuivo byline identifies the publisher; it is not a claim that a named accountant, lawyer or independent expert has certified the material.
What a guide should provide
A guide should explain a specific task, show the assumptions behind its examples and identify relevant limitations of the tool. Fictional business names, orders and payments are illustrations, not customer testimonials.
Sources and calculations
Worked calculations can be reproduced from the stated inputs. Where guidance relies on country-specific requirements, the relevant official source and jurisdiction are identified. A rule for one country should not be treated as a worldwide requirement.
Corrections
Use the contact page to report an unclear explanation or incorrect result. Include the page address and a non-confidential description of the issue. Material revisions update the guide's displayed date; unchanged pages do not receive a new date simply to look recent.
Testing scope
The testing methodology describes the automated document, calculator and browser checks and what they do not establish. Read the editorial policy for the publishing standards.