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TaxTools Network

Publisher identity

One publisher behind five national tax sites.

TaxTools Network is the publisher of 5 independent tax calculator sites, one for each of Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. The sites share a single set of published standards for where their numbers come from, how those numbers are versioned, and what happens when one of them is wrong.

This site carries no calculators, no articles and no advertising. It exists so that a reader, a search engine or an answer engine that meets one of the five sites can find out who stands behind it.

5

countries covered

1,300+

calculators & tools

1,200+

automated test files

Counted from the five repositories on 2026-08-16 and rounded down, so the figures stay true between refreshes. Method and exact numbers on the accuracy page.

The five member sites

Each site is built for one country's tax system on that country's own tax calendar, and implements the rules published by that country's tax authority.

The TaxTools Network Standard

Five commitments that apply to every calculator on every site. They are written down here so they can be checked against what the sites actually do.

  1. 01

    Official sources

    Every rate, threshold and cap traces to the tax authority that set it.

  2. 02

    Transparent calculation

    Each tool shows the working, not just the answer.

  3. 03

    Year-versioned rules

    Tax years are separate data; past years are never silently overwritten.

  4. 04

    Automated testing

    Band boundaries and historical years are exercised in code before release.

  5. 05

    Independence

    No advertiser, sponsor or affiliate influences a result.

Read each standard in full

What each site declares

Every member site carries the same sentence in its footer, with its own name substituted:

[Site name] is part of the TaxTools Network — independent tax calculators and tools built from official government sources for Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States.

That is the whole of the relationship. The sites are not rebranded, they do not share content, and none of them links to another for search purposes — the declaration exists so that the publisher behind them is identifiable, not to move traffic between them.