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Cookie policy information for Tax Code Calculator. Non-essential cookies are activated only if you give consent, and you can change it at any time.
What is a cookie?
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There are two types of cookies:
- first-party cookies (or proprietors): created and readable only by the domain that set them;
- third-party cookies: created by domains external to the one being visited.
Which cookies does this site use
Technical (always active)
They serve the functioning of the site and do not require consent. The light/dark theme preference and the cookie choice are saved in your browser, not in cookies sent to our servers. The tax code calculation takes place in your browser: name, surname and date of birth are not sent nor saved.
Analytics (only with consent)
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Advertising and remarketing (only with consent)
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How to manage consent
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How to disable cookies?
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