Effective 25 October 2026
Tax Deadline This Year. What the form keeps
This page says what you hand us, what the browser records, and how to have an enquiry removed.
Who this page is from
The practice named in the footer publishes this site. Questions about a record go to the phone number printed there, +1 844-324-7273. This page does not print a mailbox, and it does not print a street.
The subject of the site is the federal day still ahead of Sunday 25 October 2026. The privacy question is separate from that calendar. A date that is public, such as Thursday 15 October 2026, is not personal information. Your name beside that date is.
What you type
When you fill in a form on this site we receive the fields you can see. Those fields are your name, your email address, your phone number if you give one, which return is still open, the month the books were last closed if you know it, and whatever you write in the note. There is no hidden field that stores a sentence you did not type.
A honeypot field labeled Website exists only to catch automated submissions. A person using the form leaves it blank. We do not treat a filled honeypot as an enquiry from you.
The short button on a phone jumps to the longer form. It does not send anything by itself. Nothing is stored until you submit.
If you open the calendar on the booking page and choose a time, the booking company takes the details that calendar asks for and they reach this practice. The page itself does not print a mailbox. The address of the calendar is assembled in the browser after you ask for it, and it is not written out as a mailbox in the page.
The return you select is used to match you to a federal day. It is not published on the site. The month you type for the books is used to see whether a return can be prepared yet. It is not published either.
Please do not put a Social Security number, a full account number, or a scan of a notice into the note. Say that a notice exists, name the form, and bring the paper to the call. The form is a way to start, not a vault.
What the browser records
This site can record a page view with two random identifiers that your own browser stores, one that lasts and one that ends when you close the tab, together with the page that referred you and any campaign tags in the link you followed. It is first party. It stays on our own server. It exists so we can tell which pages are worth keeping.
If your browser is set to Do Not Track, none of that page view is recorded.
There is no advertising pixel on this site. There is no visitor identification service. There is no third party analytics product watching the pages. The network that delivers the pages logs ordinary request information for security and for rate limiting.
We do not ask the browser for your precise location. We do not read your contacts, your photos, or your files. A picture on the page is ours. A picture of your return is something you would bring to the call, not something the site collects.
The chat chip labeled Ask Steven is a launcher. If you type a message there, that message is an enquiry too, and this page covers it the same way it covers the form. The chip does not read the rest of the page aloud to anyone.
Why we hold it, and for how long
We hold an enquiry so we can reply, so we can prepare for the call you asked for, so we can do the work if you engage us, so we can see which pages are useful, so we can keep automated submissions out of the form, and so we can meet ordinary record keeping duties.
We do not sell personal information. We do not share it for anyone else's advertising. No decision about you is made by a machine alone. We read an enquiry before anyone replies.
An enquiry that never becomes an engagement is kept only as long as it takes to answer it and to keep a short record that we answered. An engagement is kept for as long as the work and the records behind it require. Tax records often have to outlast the call. We will say which bucket a note is in if you ask.
If you would rather we did not keep an enquiry that is not already part of a record we must keep, say so on the phone and it goes. You can also ask what we hold and ask for a correction. The same phone number reaches the person who can do that.
A booking you cancel is a booking we mark cancelled. The time slot returns to the calendar. The note that you had asked for a time may remain until the retention window for enquiries closes, unless you ask us to remove that too and no other duty requires it.
We do not use your enquiry to build a marketing list of return types. Counting how many people asked about Thursday is enough. Keeping your name beside a campaign is not a goal of this site.
Cookies, shared devices, and changes
The two identifiers described above are the only cookies or local storage keys this site sets for itself. There is no advertising cookie. Clearing site data in the browser removes the identifiers. It does not remove an enquiry you already submitted, because that enquiry has already left the browser.
A shared computer and a shared inbox can expose a note from the form. Sign out of a shared browser when you are done. We cannot see from our side whether the device was yours alone.
Children are not the audience of these pages. An adult may ask about a return the adult is responsible for. Do not ask a child to fill in the form.
If this page changes, the effective date at the top changes with it. A material change is written on this page rather than announced somewhere else. The prior wording does not stay up beside the new wording.
The federal dates in the articles are facts about the calendar, not facts about you. Mixing them into this privacy page would not make them personal. Your extension acknowledgement, your April payment, and your last closed month are personal, and they stay inside the enquiry.
Security is reasonable care, not a promise that no system can fail. If we learn of a problem that touches an enquiry, we will use the phone or the email you gave us to say so. We will not post your details on the site as a way of announcing that problem.
Workers and vendors who host the pages or carry a booking see only what they need to carry that task. They are not free to use an enquiry for their own products. The booking company sees what you type into the calendar. We do not send them your books.
You may ask us to stop contacting you about an enquiry. Work you have already engaged us to do is a different relationship, and it ends the way the engagement letter says, not by a privacy request alone.
Nothing on this page asks you to accept a sale of information, because no such sale is on offer. If a browser sends a global privacy control signal that we can honor the same way we honor Do Not Track, we treat it as a request not to record the page view.
The phone in the footer remains the reliable door. A form is convenient. A call still reaches a person when a form feels like the wrong place for the question you have.