SalaryIncreaseCalc corrects factual and mathematical errors as soon as they are confirmed. This page explains how to report an issue, how reviews work, and what changed recently.

How to report a problem

Email info@salaryincreasecalc.com with the page URL, what looks wrong, and (if you can) the expected figure or citation. Include screenshots when a calculator result seems off.

Creator-then-reviewer process

Calculator and guide updates follow a creator-then-reviewer workflow. Creators draft formulas, copy, and examples in their subject area. An independent reviewer checks the change before publication. Creators never review their own work.

  • Tax and payroll topics are created and reviewed by the tax-payroll pair assigned in page frontmatter.
  • Compensation and raise topics are created and reviewed by the compensation pair.
  • Mixed pages that cover both areas list both creator and reviewer pairs.

Review cadence

Substantive pages are reviewed when formulas, defaults, tax assumptions, or cited benchmarks change, and when a scheduled editorial pass is due. The page “Last reviewed” stamp (when published) and the shared “Updated” date show the latest material revision. Profile bios carry a separate last-bio review date on each team page.

How corrections are handled

  1. We reproduce the report against the shared calculation module and unit tests.
  2. A creator prepares the fix; a reviewer confirms the change.
  3. We update the page stamp for material fixes and note significant methodology shifts on the methodology page.
  4. Changelog entries below summarize shipped corrections and major releases.

Routine typo fixes may not change the stamp. Formula, validation, citation, or published-number changes always do. See also the editorial policy.

Changelog

  • October 1, 2026. Published calculators, raise guides, methodology, and editorial policy with shared raise math module and unit tests.