Accuracy of Claims and Editorial Process
Why this page exists
Modern AI search systems — ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini, Google’s AI Overviews — reward sites that publish clear, accurate, well-cited information from real authors. So do the people who read websites. This page describes how we write, review, and update the content on our site.
Who writes our content
Every article, guide, FAQ, and case study on this site is written by, or reviewed by, a credentialed member of the SDA team. Each post includes:
- A named author with an author page
- A published date and, when applicable, a last-updated date
- Citations to authoritative sources (IRS, Georgia Department of Revenue, AICPA, etc.) when we make factual claims that benefit from a source link
Our editorial standards
- We don’t publish anything we wouldn’t tell a client across the desk.
- We update articles when tax law changes or our guidance evolves. The “last updated” date reflects that change.
- We disclose our role when we recommend a tool or partner.
- We avoid clickbait headlines and oversimplified answers.
- We don’t use AI-generated content to replace human judgment on tax and accounting topics. AI tools may help with drafting; a human professional reviews every piece before it’s published.
Corrections
If you find a mistake, please tell us. Email info@sdacpa.com with the link and the issue. We’ll correct it, update the “last updated” date, and — when the correction is meaningful — note the change at the bottom of the article.
Disclaimer
The content on this website is for general information. It does not replace personalized professional advice for your specific situation. Schedule a Discovery Meeting if you want guidance that’s tailored to your business.