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Privacy Policy for 27 Bookkeeping visitors

This Privacy Policy describes how 27 Bookkeeping & Tax Services Inc. handles personal data collected through this website. It covers only information submitted or recorded on this site. It does not describe records a studio keeps inside its own accounting system, a game platform, or a bank account.

Current version: 12 November 2026

27 Bookkeeping & Tax Services Inc.

Los Angeles, California

Data collected through contact forms

What you send us when you write

When a visitor submits a contact or consultation form, the site collects the information entered in the form, which may include a name, email address, studio name, and the message text. That information is used to respond to the request. A name and a working email address are enough for that reply; a studio name helps us understand the size and kind of project you are asking about, and the message text tells us what you need help with.

Please do not put passwords, bank details, tax filing credentials, or platform account passwords into a contact form. Those details are never needed to answer a first inquiry. If a later service needs sensitive documents, the firm will agree a secure way to share them before anything is sent. Form fields that are not required should not be completed with sensitive credentials.

Data collected automatically

The site may collect limited technical information through server logs and cookies, such as the type of browser, pages visited, and the date and time of access. That information is used to operate the site, maintain security, and understand aggregate usage. It is not used to sell games or to advertise on behalf of third parties.

In practice this means a server record may show that a page was requested, when it was requested, and what kind of browser made the request. The firm reads that kind of record to keep the site running, to look into a fault or a security concern, and to see which pages visitors use most often. Individual visitors are not profiled for advertising, and technical records are not merged with contact-form messages to build a marketing profile.

Use and retention

Why the information is held, and for how long

How data is used

Personal data collected through the site is used to respond to inquiries, provide requested information, and maintain the operation and security of the website. Data is not sold to third parties. Where a service provider processes data on behalf of the firm, that provider is used only to deliver the requested function.

That limit matters. A form submission is not added to a mailing list, shared with an advertiser, or kept for a purpose beyond answering the inquiry and keeping a record of it. If a provider is needed to deliver the site or to receive a form, the firm uses that provider only for that function and does not ask the provider to use the information for its own marketing.

  • Replying to the request you sent, in the channel you chose.
  • Keeping the website secure and working, including checking technical logs.
  • Understanding aggregate page use, without selling personal data.

Visitor rights and choices

Ask for access, correction, or deletion

A visitor may request access to, correction of, or deletion of personal data submitted through the site by writing to [email protected]. Requests will be answered within a reasonable period, subject to any legal obligation to retain specific records.

A visitor may also decline to submit a form and contact the firm by email instead. Writing by email gives the same route to a reply without using the form at all, and it makes the request easy to keep in your own sent mail.

What to include in a request

Say clearly what you are asking for — access, a correction, or deletion — and include enough detail for the firm to find the submission, such as the name and email address used on the form and, if you know it, the approximate date. A short, plain request is easier to answer than a long one, and no special form is required.

If a record has to be retained for a legal reason, the firm will say so in its reply rather than deleting it silently. Where no such duty applies, the firm will correct or delete the personal data as requested and confirm what has been done.

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Changes to this policy

The version on this page is the current one

This policy may be updated to reflect changes in the site or in applicable requirements. The version published on this page is the current version. Material changes will be posted on this page with the date of the update.

If the site changes how it collects information — for example, if a new form is added or a technical tool changes — this page will be updated to say what has changed. Visitors who want to check the position before submitting information can read the version in place at that time.

Privacy contact

[email protected]

27 Bookkeeping & Tax Services Inc.
2424 W Florence Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90043
Phone: (213) 504-8792

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