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Domains operated by Taxulo
Taxulo operates more than one internet domain, and sends email from several of them. This page lists all of them, so that anyone receiving a message from us — or checking up on one — can confirm what is genuinely ours.
Reviewed 12 November 2026
The domains we operate
All of the domains below belong to Taxulo of San Jose, CA. Several of them send email. If you have received a message from one of them, it came from us.
| Domain | What it is for | Sends email | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| taxulo.com | The company website and staff email. This is our canonical domain. | Yes | Yes — this site |
| taxulocapital.com | Email marketing, and the parent of our campaign delivery subdomain. | Yes | An information page only |
| lc.taxulocapital.com | Delivery subdomain for course and campaign email. | Yes | No — mail only |
| lc.taxulo.com | A configured delivery subdomain, currently not in use. | Configured, not in use | No — mail only |
| taxulomail.com | Bulk campaign and newsletter email. | Yes | A landing page only |
Checking that a message really is from us
The part of an email address that matters is what comes after the @ sign, and
the last two labels of it before the slash. A message from billing@taxulo.com is from
us. A message from billing@taxulo-payments.com or taxulo.secure-billing.net
is not, however much of our wording it copies.
If an email claims to be from Taxulo and its sending domain is not in the table above, it is not from Taxulo. The safest check is the one that does not involve the email at all: call us on 855-4-TAXULO (855-482-9856) using the number on this page, not a number given in the message.
What Taxulo will never do by email
- Ask you for a password, a one-time passcode, or the answer to a security question.
- Ask you to send money, or to change bank details for a payment, on the strength of an email alone. We confirm any change of payment instructions by telephone, on a number you already hold for us.
- Send you an unexpected attachment asking you to enable macros or to sign in before opening it.
- Threaten you with immediate arrest, a lawsuit or licence revocation. Neither does the IRS, which contacts taxpayers by post first.
If a message asks you for any of these, treat it as fraudulent even if it looks exactly like our usual correspondence, and tell us at our contact page.
Reporting a suspicious message
Forward it to our contact page, with the original headers if your mail program can include them. You will not be wasting our time — we would far rather look at ten genuine messages than miss one that was not.
If you believe you have already replied to a fraudulent message with personal or payment information, telephone us first and send the email afterwards.
How to reach us
- Company
- Taxulo
- info@taxulo.com
- Telephone
- 855-4-TAXULO (855-482-9856)
- Address
- 3031 Tisch Way, Suite 110, San Jose, CA 95128, United States
- Website
- www.taxulo.com
These are the only contact details Taxulo uses. They are the same on every page of this site, in our email signatures and in our security.txt.