What counts as a correction
A published statement that was wrong when published: a misstated rule, figure, date, source or attribution. Distinguished from an update — a statement that was right and later changed by law or guidance. Both go through the change log; only the first is labelled a correction.
How to report
When the intake route is live, send the page URL, the sentence at issue and the primary source that contradicts it. Reports citing a primary source are triaged first; a report from a licensed professional citing a primary source goes to the top of the queue. Corrections contact: corrections@holdertax.com.
What happens next
- Triage within two business days. Confirmed errors on pages with deadlines (notice pages) are corrected first.
- The correction is made on the page — visibly where the error was material to a decision, not silently.
- The change log records it: old value, new value, date, source, and who verified the fix. Corrections are never deleted from the log.
- The verification list is updated so the same error cannot re-enter through the next draft.
What we do not do
We do not silently edit substantive claims, argue with a primary source, or leave a known error standing while a review is scheduled — the working badge exists precisely so an unreviewed page never pretends otherwise.
This page describes an editorial procedure. It is not advice, and reading it creates no professional relationship. The corrections intake must be operational before production launch.