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Cookie Policy
Last updated: August 1, 2026.

Document Status and Drafting Assumptions

This Cookie Policy is a policy framework. It must be synchronized with the actual tag inventory and consent-management platform.This draft assumes that The Tax Truths Technologies, Inc., a California entity, owns and operates both TheTaxTruth.com and YourTaxLine.com; offers subscription-based tax software, calculators, workflow tools, educational content, webinars, an LMS, document-upload functionality, and AI-assisted features; and may separately offer professional services under written agreements. The draft intentionally avoids promising specific technical controls or compliance certifications that must be verified operationally.Bracketed items are launch-blocking placeholders. Terms such as “Company,” “Services,” “Platform,” “User,” “Customer,” “Personal Information,” and “Professional Services” are used consistently throughout the package.

1. Scope

This Cookie Policy explains how the Company and its providers use cookies and similar technologies on the Services. It should be read with the Privacy Policy. The live consent-management platform and tag inventory must match this Policy before launch.

2. What These Technologies Are

Cookies are small text files stored on a device. Pixels, tags, SDKs, local storage, and device identifiers perform similar functions. They can recognize a browser, preserve settings, enable security, measure activity, and support advertising or communications.

3. Categories

Category

Purpose

Typical duration

Consent treatment

Strictly necessary

Authentication, security, load balancing, session continuity, consent records, payment flow.
Session to 24 months
Generally active because needed to provide the requested service.
Preferences
Language, region, accessibility, display, and remembered choices.
Session to 24 months
Consent or another lawful basis as required.
Analytics and performance
Usage measurement, diagnostics, feature adoption, testing, and site performance.
Session to 26 months
Consent where required; opt-out where applicable.
Advertising and social media
Campaign measurement, audience building, cross-context behavioral advertising, and social features.
Session to 24 months
Prior consent and/or opt-out mechanisms as required.

4. Technology Inventory

Before publication, insert a current table generated from the consent-management platform listing each cookie or tag, provider, domain, purpose, category, duration, and whether information is transferred internationally. Do not list providers that are not actually deployed, and do not deploy undisclosed non-essential tags.

5. Your Choices

  • Use the “Cookie Settings” link or banner to accept, reject, or change non-essential categories.
  • Adjust browser controls to block or delete cookies; blocking necessary cookies may impair functionality.
  • Use platform-specific advertising opt-outs where available.
  • Exercise state-law rights through the “Your Privacy Choices” link and enable recognized browser preference signals where legally required.

6. Global Privacy Control

Where legally required and technically supported, we will treat a valid Global Privacy Control or other recognized opt-out preference signal as a request to opt out of sale, sharing, or targeted advertising for the browser or device. Account-level application may require login or additional verification.

7. Changes and Contact

We may update this Policy as technologies and laws change. Questions may be sent to the privacy contact method published in the Legal Center. Last updated: August 1, 2026.

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