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Editorial enquiries, factual corrections, partnership requests, press queries — we aim to reply to every message within five working days. UK Tax Drag is written and edited by one person, its founder, in England.

What you need to know: Contact UK Tax Drag

Quick answer: The way to reach us: the contact form below. We aim to reply within five working days. For factual corrections to a calculator or guide, choose "Factual correction": corrections are acknowledged within five working days and confirmed errors are corrected within 21 working days.

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The way to reach us: the contact form below. We aim to reply within five working days. For factual corrections to a calculator or guide, choose "Factual correction": corrections are acknowledged within five working days and confirmed errors are corrected within 21 working days.

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For a correction, say which figure or sentence is wrong and, where you can, the source that shows the right value.

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Editorial enquiries

For questions about our coverage, requests for content we don't yet have, or suggestions for new calculators — use the contact form and choose "Editorial enquiry". Include the URL or topic you'd like us to address.

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Factual corrections

Our corrections policy commits us to acknowledging any reported factual error within 5 working days and correcting confirmed errors within 21 working days. If you spot an incorrect figure, an outdated threshold, or a misapplied rule, please use the contact form and choose "Factual correction".

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Substantive corrections are listed with the date in the changelog, with a short note of what changed. See our corrections policy for the full procedure.

Partnerships and press

For press queries, research collaboration, or coverage requests, use the contact form and choose "Press or research". The UK Fiscal Drag Tracker dataset is published under CC BY 4.0 and is free for journalists and researchers to use — see the tracker page for the latest figures and citation guidance.

We do not accept paid placements, affiliate partnerships, or sponsored content. See our "How we make money" page for the full editorial-independence position.

Who publishes UK Tax Drag

UK Tax Drag is published by Finsolve Consulting Limited, a private company registered in England & Wales (company no. 15562432). The company’s registered office and filing history are on the public record and can be verified on the Companies House register. For correspondence, use the contact form.

What we cannot do

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For all of these, our content can help you understand the framework so you can ask better questions of a qualified professional.

Response times

Enquiry typeForm optionTarget response
Factual correctionFactual correction5 working days (acknowledgement); 21 working days (correction)
Editorial enquiryEditorial enquiry5 working days
Press / researchPress or research5 working days
General feedbackOther5 working days
Data or privacy requestData or privacy requestOne month (UK GDPR)

If you don't hear back within twice the target time, please assume the message did not land and send it again.

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Every page is reviewed against the editorial standards, written from primary sources and sourced openly, with corrections listed in the changelog. No affiliate revenue. No sponsored content. No paid placements.

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UK Tax Drag is an independent publication by Finsolve Consulting Limited, not affiliated with or endorsed by HMRC, GOV.UK or any government body.