Editorial policy

ExpatEngine aims to separate factual rules from interpretation. Primary authority sources are preferred for thresholds, durations and eligibility mechanics. Tools are tested agains

Purpose and publisher

ExpatEngine is published by Kattegat Studio. Its purpose is to help readers narrow a cross-border planning question and identify the facts to verify next. We do not present the website as a tax authority, law firm or regulated advice service.

Evidence for factual claims

We link tax rules to legislation, tax authorities or official government guidance wherever available. A source must support the particular claim: an old brochure is not enough to substantiate a newer threshold. If a current rule cannot be confirmed, it should not be represented as newly verified.

Examples and calculations

Examples explain a mechanism using explicit assumptions. They are not case studies about invented clients. Calculator output separates income remaining after a modelled tax from a complete payslip. Where an exemption reduces the taxable base, we show that base without manufacturing a national tax calculation.

Corrections

Send the affected URL and supporting public evidence to contact@kattegatstudio.dk. A correction can require changes to the dataset, calculator, directory and guide together. We do not require confidential documents to investigate a general factual error.

Commercial independence

Payment does not determine which scheme appears in the finder or alter its formulas. Any future advertising must be distinguishable from the tool and editorial links. Advertisements do not constitute endorsement of an adviser or immigration service.

Reader responsibility

A move date, employer change or difference in income source can change the answer. Before submitting an application or signing a contract, confirm the rule for your circumstances with the relevant authority or adviser.