Money rules, made usable.

Who publishes this site

The Money Pocket is written and maintained by a small editorial team. Each calculator is built from the published rule — the IRS revenue procedure or notice, the form instructions, the statute, or the state revenue department’s own tables — and each guide explains that rule in plain English, with worked examples. Pages are published under the The Money Pocket name rather than individual bylines.

We are not a CPA firm, an enrolled-agent practice, a law office, or a registered investment adviser. The Money Pocket is an educational library. When your facts are material, talk to a professional who can see your return.

The site is operated by IZ Labs Kft., a company registered in Budapest, Hungary. Full company details are in the legal notice.

Editorial standards

• Primary sources first. Tax and penalty pages cite the IRS, Treasury, CRA, or the statute when a rule is stated as current. Dollar amounts come from the official revenue procedure or notice.
• Calculators show their assumptions. Each tool states what it models and what it leaves out. Results are estimates; they don’t file a return or contact the IRS.
• Dated updates. When a rule or limit changes, the page is revised and its “Updated” date moves. Pages are reviewed at least once a year and whenever new IRS guidance lands.
• No invented shortcuts. If a rule is unpublished or sources conflict, the page says so.
• Corrections. Send them to [email protected]. Material corrections are made promptly.

Privacy by design

Every calculator runs in your browser. The numbers you type — income, balances, filing status — are never sent to us. If you unlock a free cheat sheet, we only receive your email address and which sheet you asked for — and we don’t email you. Details are in the privacy policy.

How the site is funded

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