Cookie Policy

Information about how cookies are used on the Amanor Tax & Accountancy website.

What are cookies?

A cookie is a small text file that is sent to your computer or device when you visit a website. Cookies contain information that can help improve the functionality of the website, your browsing experience and the overall performance of the site.

Some cookies are only stored for the duration of your visit and are removed when you close your browser. Other cookies may remain on your device for a period of time and can be used to recognise you when you return to the website.

How do we use cookies?

We use cookies on our website to help distinguish you from other visitors and to improve the way the website works. Information collected through cookies can help us provide a better browsing experience and understand how visitors use our website so that we can improve its functionality.

Where consent is required, non-essential cookies will only be used after you have made an appropriate choice through our cookie banner or settings. You can change your cookie preferences at any time.

Essential cookies

Essential cookies are required for the website to operate properly. They may also be used to remember your cookie preferences and to support important security and website functions.

Depending on the features available on the website, essential cookies may also be used to identify whether a visitor is:

  • Anonymous – visiting the website without being logged in
  • Authenticated – logged in and able to access restricted areas or a user profile
  • Administrator – authorised to access administrative areas of the website

Third-party cookies

Where our website uses services or content provided by third parties, those third parties may place cookies or similar technologies on your device.

Examples may include:

  • embedded YouTube videos
  • Google Analytics or other analytics tools used to understand how visitors use the website
  • forms provided by third-party services
  • links or embedded content from social media platforms such as Facebook, X, LinkedIn or similar services

Third-party cookies do not always directly identify an individual, but the information they collect and the way they are used will depend on the third-party provider. You should refer to the relevant third party’s privacy or cookie policy for further information.