Editorial policy
We publish what we can source and date. Where a figure is not yet verified against a primary source, we mark it rather than quietly publishing it as fact.
Sourcing
Statutory rates come from national tax authorities, labour ministries and official gazettes. Provider data comes from published pricing pages, contracts shared with us by buyers, and written confirmation from the provider. Every data page lists its sources with an access date.
We do not cite provider blog posts as evidence of statutory rules, and we do not reproduce marketing claims without a source.
Review cycle
Every country page carries a last verified date and a next review date. Country pages are reviewed at least twice a year and immediately after a material statutory change. Provider profiles are reviewed quarterly and carry a public changelog, so you can see exactly what changed and when.
Separation of commercial and editorial
Sponsored placements are sold against defined slots, never against rankings, verdicts or scores. Sponsored content is labelled, visually distinct and excluded from every editorial list. Nobody selling a placement takes part in scoring, and nobody scoring takes part in a sale.
Anonymity
The editorial team is anonymous by design. What is public instead is the thing that matters: the methodology, the weights, the data, the sources and the changelog. You can recalculate any score yourself. Read more about why we work this way.
Use of generated text
Drafts may be assembled from our structured data. Nothing is published without human review, and anything still in draft carries a visible banner. We do not publish invented statistics, survey results, testimonials or quotes, at any stage.
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