Editorial policy how every page stays accurate
How our guides and country pages are researched, written and corrected, so you can rely on what you read before you send a price.
- Rules and rates traced to official sources
- Example prices always labelled as examples
- Confirmed errors fixed promptly
Sources we use
Tax rates, registration thresholds, cooling off periods, deposit caps and consumer rules are taken from official sources only: government departments, tax authorities, regulators and legislation sites. Each country page lists its sources with plain links and shows the month they were checked. If we cannot verify a figure on an official page, we leave it out rather than guess.
How guides are written
- Each guide answers one main question and opens with a short, direct answer.
- Worked examples use real arithmetic, and example prices are labelled as examples.
- We describe other products fairly, from their own official pages, and mark anything made by WhizInvoice as ours.
- We do not publish fake reviews, invented statistics or paid placements.
Keeping pages current
Country pages are reviewed at least every six months and whenever an official rate or rule changes. Guides are reviewed when the underlying rules or our tools change. When a rule changes, we update every page that mentions it.
Corrections
Send corrections with the official source to hello@whizinvoice.com. We check every report, fix confirmed errors promptly. General information on this site is not legal or tax advice; see the terms of use.