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Legal notice and terms of use

UniversalCalc's terms of use, limitation of liability and intellectual property.

Last updated: September 10, 2026.

Site owner

In accordance with Spanish Law 34/2002 on information society services and electronic commerce (LSSI-CE), the owner of https://www.universalcalc.app is Izan Heras Carrasco, Spanish tax ID (NIF) 03958687L, with address at C/ Rosalía de Castro, 7, 45250 Añover de Tajo, Toledo, España. Contact email: calculadorauniversal@gmail.com.

Purpose

UniversalCalc offers free online calculators. By using the site you accept these terms.

Limitation of liability

The results of the calculators are estimates for guidance only and do not constitute financial, tax, medical, legal or any other kind of professional advice. We take reasonable care to make sure the formulas are correct and we publish them so they can be checked, but we don’t guarantee that the results are accurate, complete or suitable for any particular case.

The owner is not responsible for decisions you make based on these results or for any damage that may arise from them. Before making an important decision, check the result with a professional.

We also don’t guarantee uninterrupted availability of the site or that it’s free of errors, and we reserve the right to modify, suspend or remove any calculator without notice.

Intellectual property

The design, text, code and the UniversalCalc brand belong to their owner. Mathematical formulas are, by their nature, in the public domain. You may quote and link to the content with attribution; full reproduction or commercial use without permission is not allowed.

Links and advertising

The site shows third-party advertising and may contain external links. We don’t control and aren’t responsible for the content of linked sites or for ads served by advertising networks.

Governing law

These terms are governed by Spanish law. For any dispute, the parties submit to the courts of the owner’s place of residence, unless consumer protection rules provide otherwise.