How the CerTax Accounting website uses cookies.
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How CerTax Accounting uses cookies.
Our website uses 1 cookie and it is a session only cookie. That means, it is deleted as soon as you exit your browser. A cookie is a small file of letters and numbers that we put on your computer if you agree.
The cookie we use on our website is an X-mapping-kjicghkc cookie. This is a load balancing cookie, and helps to optimise the performance of the site. It contains a random number and expires at the end of your session.
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