How Excite Tax writes, sources and reviews every page
Excite Tax writes for owners, cites the primary source where a claim is made, shows one reviewed date per page, and names the reviewer who signed it.
Where do the facts come from?
Sources are ranked, and the higher one wins when they disagree: the Internal Revenue Code and 26 CFR, then IRS guidance, then the Utah State Tax Commission and the Utah Code, then the SBA and Department of Labor for adjacent questions, then the Utah Division of Professional Licensing for licences. The full list, with links, is on the sources page. Trade press and other firms’ sites are read for context and never cited as authority.
How often is a page reviewed?
Each page shows one date: the day it was most recently reviewed. The review calendar runs after filing season, when that year’s forms and instructions are final; in October and November, when the IRS publishes the next year’s inflation adjustments; once a quarter for everything else; and immediately when a rule a page relies on changes.
When a draft is produced with AI
Where a page is drafted with AI, it says so on the page and does not publish until a named reviewer at TBD CPA LLC has signed it.
What this site never does
- Give personalised tax advice.
- State a number without a source.
- Present Excite Tax as the licensed party — that is TBD CPA LLC.