Cookie Policy

Last updated: 2026-10-24

In short: we use only the cookies needed to keep you signed in and safe. Analytics and advertising cookies are off unless you turn them on, and you can change your mind here at any time.

1. Your choices

You have not made a choice yet. Until you do, analytics and advertising stay off.

Choose which optional cookies to allow

Keeps you signed in, protects forms against forgery, and remembers your cookie choice. The site cannot work without these.

Helps us see which pages and campaigns bring people to the site, so we can fix what is confusing and stop paying for what does not work. It never sees your income, expenses, receipts or mileage.

In use on this site today: no

Lets Google and Meta (Facebook) tell whether someone who clicked our advertisement went on to sign up or subscribe. These companies can use the visit to improve their own advertising services. Turning this off stops us sharing visits with them.

In use on this site today: no

2. The cookies, by category

Necessary

CookieWhat it doesHow long
1099-assistant-session Keeps you signed in and your session secure Up to 2 hours after your last activity (it renews as you use the site), or until you sign out
XSRF-TOKEN Protects forms against cross-site forgery Up to 2 hours
consent Remembers your cookie choice and the policy version you answered 6 months

Analytics

CookieWhat it doesHow long
acq Remembers the campaign name (not you) that brought you here, so a sign-up can be credited to it 30 days
_ga, _ga_*
set by Google
Google Analytics: tells visits apart and counts pages Up to 2 years

Advertising

CookieWhat it doesHow long
_gcl_*, _gac_*
set by Google
Google Ads: links an ad click to a later sign-up or purchase Up to 3 months
_fbp, _fbc
set by Meta
Meta Pixel: links an ad click to a later sign-up or purchase Up to 3 months

3. Other companies

With Analytics and Advertising off, no page on this site loads anything from Google or Meta. Fonts, icons and charts are served from this site itself, not from a font or script network. If you turn analytics or advertising on, your browser contacts Google and/or Meta, who receive the page you were on, your IP address and a cookie identifier. They never receive your income, expenses, receipts or mileage. See their own policies for how they use it.

4. Withdrawing consent

Use the buttons above at any time. Choosing "Reject optional" stops analytics and advertising on your next page and removes the cookies those tools set on this site. You can also delete cookies in your browser's settings. Withdrawing does not affect anything done before you withdrew.