Editorial desk · Columbus, Ohio
Contact the editorial team
Use this page to send a question about payroll budgeting, flag an error in one of our guides, or suggest a topic you would like covered. Messages go to the editorial team, not to a sales queue.
What to send us
Every message lands in one inbox that the editors read themselves. The three routes below are the ones that get answered fastest, because they give us something concrete to check. Anything outside them still arrives — it just takes a detour through research.
If a figure on the site does not match what you get in your own spreadsheet, send both numbers. Say which line you are comparing and what inputs you used. That single detail usually tells us whether the page is wrong or the assumption differs.
Software changes. A feature we described last cycle may have moved tiers, changed names, or been folded into a bundle. Tell us the platform, the page, and what it does now, and we will re-check it against the current documentation.
If there is a compensation or payroll planning subject we have not covered — how a specific allowance interacts with overtime, how a mid-year band change should be communicated, where a state rule makes a standard formula break — name it. Suggestions are logged and weighed against what readers keep asking about.
If your question is about your own payroll tax filing or a legal obligation, a qualified professional in your state is the right resource. We write about how payroll budgeting works in general; we cannot look at your company's specific position.
What we can and cannot answer
A small editorial team answers these messages. Being honest about the boundary saves you a wait and saves us a half-useful reply. The left column is what we can do; the right column is what genuinely needs someone closer to your situation.
What the editors can explain
How a fully loaded cost is built from base, taxes, and benefits
explainedHow a merit pool and a bonus pool interact inside one cycle
explainedWhere the platforms we cover differ on workflow and approvals
explainedWhat a published figure or band assumes before you reuse it
explainedAsk as specifically as you can. A question about one formula gets a longer answer than a question about a whole department, because we can check one formula against the source.
What needs a professional
Tax advice for your company or your state
not hereA review of your specific compensation plan
not hereA vendor recommendation for your situation
not hereAn opinion on a filing or a legal obligation
not hereThose calls depend on details we do not have — your entity, your state, your headcount, your history. We would rather point you to the right kind of help than guess at an answer.
How to write a useful correction
A correction is only as good as the trail behind it. Three details turn a note into something we can act on the same week. We would rather fix a comparison than defend an outdated one.
Name the page and the sentence
Quote the line as it appears, or describe where it sits on the page. With a few hundred published paragraphs on the site, the page name alone is not enough to find the right one.
Show the source you are working from
A release note, a pricing page, a help article, or a screenshot of the setting you found. A link to current documentation helps us verify and update, and it is the fastest route from your message to a corrected page.
Say what changed, not just that it did
A platform moving a feature from one tier to another is a different fix from a feature being discontinued. If you can, note the date you checked, so we know which version of the product we are comparing against.
Send it even if you are unsure
You do not need to be certain you are right. Flagging something that looks off is enough — we will check it and reply either way.
Privacy and what happens to your message
Your message stays with the editors
Your message and contact details are used to respond to you and to maintain our correction record. They are not sold or shared with vendors. The privacy policy explains the full picture, and the cookie policy covers what the site stores in your browser.
If you are a vendor
We do not accept payment for coverage, and we do not publish sponsored comparisons. If your product is named in a roundup we cover and the details have changed, send the correction and we will review it on the same basis as any other.
Response expectations
How long does a reply usually take?
We aim to reply to substantive messages within a few business days. Messages that need research take longer, because we would rather check a source than send a quick guess.
What happens to a topic suggestion?
Topic suggestions usually get a short acknowledgment rather than a full reply, since we track them rather than answer each one individually. If a subject comes up repeatedly, it moves up the queue for coverage.
Do you reply to every correction?
Yes. A correction that changes a page gets a reply confirming what we changed. A correction that does not change anything still gets a note explaining why, so you are not left wondering whether it arrived.
Can I request a specific comparison?
You can. Say which platforms you are weighing and what you need to compare — loaded cost, approval workflow, reporting. Requests that name a real decision point are easier to act on than a general ask for more coverage.
Send your message
One form, one inbox, read by the editors. Tell us what you were looking at and what you expected to find. If you are writing about a salary or budgeting figure, paste the numbers you are comparing — it saves a round trip.
- info@egreverpayvee.com
- Phone
- +1 614-531-0657
- Address
- 4821 Maple Ridge Drive, Columbus, OH 43220
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Central Time
Phone lines are answered during office hours. Email reaches the same team and is the better route for corrections, because you can attach the source you are working from.
Where the desk sits
The editorial desk is in Columbus, Ohio. Most correspondence happens by email, but if you need to send something by post or arrange a call, the address and number above reach the same team during office hours.
4821 Maple Ridge Drive, Columbus, OH 43220
Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM Central Time
One inbox, read by the editors
A correction we can check is worth more than a complaint we cannot.
Send the page, the sentence, and the source you are working from. If your note is about how a salary or budgeting figure is calculated, include the numbers you used — that is usually all it takes for us to reproduce it and fix the page.