27 Bookkeeping & Tax Services Inc. 27 Bookkeeping & Tax Services Inc.

Cookie Policy

Cookie Policy for this website

This Cookie Policy explains how 27 Bookkeeping & Tax Services Inc. uses cookies and similar files on this website, what they are for, and how a visitor can control them.

The short version

Small files that help a visit work, not files that follow a visitor around.

This site is an informational and contact site for a bookkeeping and tax practice serving computer game companies. It does not sell products through this website and it does not place orders for visitors. Cookies here keep basic functions working and, where used, help the firm understand in aggregate which pages are visited.

In this policy

  • What cookies are
  • Cookies this site uses
  • How to control cookies
  • Third-party services
  • Contact for cookie questions

What cookies are

Cookies are small files placed on a visitor's device when a website is opened. They allow the site to remember certain information during a visit and to understand aggregate usage. A cookie is not a program: it does not run on its own, and it does not change files already on a device.

Some cookies are set by the site itself. Those are sometimes called first-party cookies. Some may be set by third-party services used on the site, for example when a page includes content or a function supplied by another provider. A third-party cookie is governed by that provider's own policy, not by this firm's settings.

Similar files can include browser storage used to keep a choice for the length of a session. This policy uses the word "cookies" for those files as well, because they serve the same practical purpose: remembering something for the current visit or for a later one.

Cookies this site uses

The site uses cookies that are needed for basic operation, such as remembering form selections during a session. Without them, a choice made on one screen may not carry through to the next, and a form may restart rather than continue as expected.

Strictly necessary

Keeps the site working during a visit, including remembering form selections during a session. These cookies are not used to sell a product or to place an order.

Analytics, where used

Collects aggregate information about pages visited and is used to understand site usage. Aggregate means the information is read as a pattern across visits, not as a record of one named visitor.

Not used here

No cookie on this site is used to sell a product or to place an order. This website does not run a shop, a checkout, or a paid download service.

If the categories above change, the firm will describe the change on this page. A visitor who wants a plain-language explanation of a specific category can ask at the address given at the end of this policy, and the firm will describe the cookies in use and the purpose of each category.

Your choice stays with your browser

How to control cookies

A visitor can control cookies through browser settings, including blocking or deleting cookies already stored. Those settings are set in the browser itself, and the same steps are not identical in every browser.

Blocking cookies may affect how forms or pages display, because some functions depend on them. A visitor who blocks all cookies may find that a form selection is not remembered, that a page returns to its starting state, or that a consent choice has to be made again on a later visit. Instructions for those settings are provided by the browser vendor and are not controlled by this site.

Deleting stored cookies removes the information kept from earlier visits. It does not remove the firm's own records, and it does not change any email a visitor has already sent. If a cookie is needed for a function to work, the function will behave differently until cookies are allowed again or until the stored information is set once more.

  1. Open the browser's privacy or cookie settings

    Look for a section labelled privacy, cookies, site data, or permissions. The wording differs by browser and by version.

  2. Block, allow, or delete as you prefer

    A browser may offer a choice for all sites, for one site, or for a single visit. Deleting stored cookies clears what is already kept on the device.

  3. Return to the site and check the result

    If a form or page behaves differently after a change, that is usually because a function that depended on a cookie is now missing it.

Set by someone else, governed by someone else

Third-party services

If a third-party service is used on the site, that service may set its own cookies under its own policy. The firm does not control the settings of a third-party service, and it cannot change, extend, or withdraw a cookie after that service has set it.

Visitors who want details about a specific third-party cookie should consult the policy of the service that set it. That policy is the place to check what the service stores, how long it keeps it, and how to delete it. This policy covers cookies set by this website itself.

Contact for cookie questions

Ask what a cookie on this site is for.

Questions about cookies on this site can be sent to [email protected]. The firm will describe the cookies in use and the purpose of each category. This policy will be updated on this page if the use of cookies changes.

For anything else about the firm, including bookkeeping and tax services for computer game companies, use the contact page. The office address is 2424 W Florence Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90043, and the phone number is (213) 504-8792.