Contact and Accessibility

When to Contact department-of-revenue.org/

• Report a broken official agency link.
• Report a changed Department of Revenue portal, address, phone number or form page.
• Suggest a correction to a step-by-step guide.
• Report an ad that looks misleading or too close to an official action button.
• Submit privacy, cookie-choice, DMCA, permission or accessibility requests.

What to Include in a Useful Message

1. Page URL. Include the exact department-of-revenue.org/ URL.
2. Issue type. Say whether it is a source, link, date, phone, portal, form, privacy or accessibility issue.
3. Official source. If possible, include the official agency page that supports the correction.
4. Device details. For mobile/layout issues, include browser, screen size and what did not work.

What Not to Send

Do not send personal tax records, Social Security numbers, ITINs, FEINs, W-2s, 1099s, tax returns, IRS/state notices, refund amounts, bank information, payment confirmations, screenshots of taxpayer accounts or login details. We cannot act on your behalf with any agency.

Accessibility Statement

department-of-revenue.org/ aims to make pages readable on mobile devices, usable with keyboard navigation, structured with clear headings, and understandable with descriptive links. We use high-contrast hero sections, responsive tables, short paragraphs, practical cards and visible warnings to support readability.

• Readable font sizes and high contrast.
• Mobile-first responsive layouts.
• Descriptive official links.
• Tables that convert into mobile cards.
• Reduced-motion support where animation is used.

Privacy, DMCA and Correction Request Routing

What to Expect

We prioritize safety-related and official-source corrections first. We may not respond to general tax questions or requests for personal tax advice. If your problem involves a deadline, refund freeze, levy, audit, tax notice, identity theft or hardship, contact the official agency or qualified professional immediately.