Editorial and corrections policy

Settel publishes educational material about cross-border wealth, tax residency, reporting obligations, currencies, and financial organization. The content explains general rules and product workflows; it is not personalized tax, legal, or investment advice.

The United States, United Kingdom, India, and United Arab Emirates are the primary jurisdictions covered. A page should state when a rule applies only to a narrower group.

Thresholds, deadlines, forms, penalties, and eligibility rules should be supported by the relevant tax authority, legislation, regulator, or treaty text. Secondary sources may add explanation but should not be the sole basis for a material filing claim.

Worked examples must identify simplified assumptions. Product comparisons must distinguish verifiable facts from Settel's assessment.

Pages identify the author where available. Founder experience may explain practical context, but it is not presented as a substitute for professional tax credentials.

Tax content should receive jurisdiction-appropriate professional review before it is described as professionally reviewed. Until a named reviewer is shown, readers should independently confirm the rule with a qualified adviser.

Deadline and threshold content is checked more frequently during filing seasons. Evergreen country guides are scheduled for at least quarterly review, while time-sensitive pricing and comparison claims are checked monthly.

Maintained guides display a fact-check date and primary sources. A material rule change should trigger an earlier review.

Material errors are corrected promptly and the affected page's modified date is updated. Where a correction could have influenced a filing or financial decision, Settel should add a visible correction note explaining what changed.

Readers can report a possible error to support@settel.io with the page URL, disputed statement, and supporting authority.

Product copy distinguishes available, beta, waitlist, and planned functions. Settel does not claim to guarantee compliance, a tax outcome, or professional advice.

The pricing page is the current source of truth for trial terms, plan availability, and renewal pricing.