Six languages,
one calculator on your site
Every calculator can show in English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese and Arabic, including labels, help text, definitions and the disclaimer. Arabic displays right to left. Visitors switch with one tap, or you set the language per page.
Which languages do the calculators speak?
Six: English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese and Arabic. Every calculator includes translations of its labels, results, help text, definitions and disclaimer, and Arabic is laid out right to left. You can let visitors switch language or fix the language for a page, for example on a Spanish- or Vietnamese-language section of your website. This website itself is in English.
Why it matters for US firms
Many tax and advisory practices serve households who are more comfortable in a language other than English: Spanish-speaking families claiming the Earned Income Credit, Chinese, Korean and Vietnamese small business owners, Arabic-speaking clients new to the US tax system. A calculator in the client's own language lowers the barrier to asking for help.
Translated definitions matter as much as translated labels: a client who understands what 'provisional income' means in their own language is less likely to misread a result.
What is translated
- Field labels and help tooltips
- Result labels and summaries
- Definitions block
- Disclaimer and footer note
- Lead form labels and messages
- Right-to-left layout for Arabic
Calculators multilingual households use most
Language questions
Is every calculator translated?
Yes, every calculator on this site is available in all six languages.
Can I set the language on a page?
Yes, set the language for an embed, or let visitors pick from the switcher.
Does Arabic display correctly?
Yes. In Arabic the calculator switches to a right-to-left layout.
Are my custom labels translated?
Custom text you enter is shown as entered; add translated versions where the app allows.
Is this website available in other languages?
No, this website is English-only; the calculators are what speak six languages.
Do leads in other languages arrive differently?
No, they arrive as normal contacts with the inputs and results.
Are tax terms translated accurately?
Definitions are written for clarity in each language; firms should review wording for the communities they serve.
Which plans include the six languages?
All plans.
Can I add other languages?
Not currently; the six languages are built in.
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