Last updated: 11 June 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how ECON TAX ADVISORS I.K.E., with the distinctive title ECON TAX ADVISORS, General Commercial Registry (G.E.MI.) number 133632006000, registered office at Egnatia 1, Postal Code 546 30, Thessaloniki, Greece, and contact email info@econ.tax, uses cookies and similar technologies on the website econ.tax.
This Cookie Policy should be read together with the website’s Privacy Policy, where more information is provided regarding the processing of personal data.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files stored on your device, such as a computer, mobile phone or tablet, when you visit a website.
Cookies allow the website to recognise your device, remember certain choices you have made, function properly, improve your browsing experience and, where you have given your consent, collect statistical data or support advertising functions.
Similar technologies, such as pixels, tags, scripts, local storage or embedded content, may be used for corresponding purposes.
2. Why we use cookies
The website may use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
- for the technically necessary operation of the website,
- for security and the proper loading of pages,
- for storing cookie consent choices,
- for improving the user experience,
- for traffic measurement and statistical analysis,
- for understanding how visitors interact with the website,
- for measuring the effectiveness of advertising activities,
- for remarketing or displaying relevant advertisements, where you have given the relevant consent.
3. Categories of cookies we use
The cookies that may be used on the website are divided into the following categories.
3.1 Strictly necessary cookies
Strictly necessary cookies are required for the basic operation of the website and cannot be disabled through the consent mechanism.
They are used, indicatively, for:
- the secure and proper operation of the website,
- the loading of basic functions,
- the storage of cookie consent choices,
- protection against malicious use,
- the technical operation of forms or basic website elements.
These cookies are not used for advertising purposes.
3.2 Functionality cookies
Functionality cookies help the website remember choices you have made and provide enhanced functions.
For example, they may be used for:
- storing display preferences,
- improving the browsing experience,
- supporting certain functional elements of the website.
If you do not accept these cookies, certain functions may not operate in the same way.
3.3 Analytics and statistics cookies
Analytics and statistics cookies help us understand how the website is used, which pages are of greater interest and how we can improve the structure, content and user experience.
The website may use tools such as:
- Google Analytics,
- Microsoft Clarity,
- other traffic measurement or user behaviour tools.
Cookies in this category are used only if you have given the relevant consent.
3.4 Advertising and remarketing cookies
Advertising and remarketing cookies are used to measure the effectiveness of advertising activities and, where permitted, to display more relevant advertisements on third-party platforms.
The website may use tools such as:
- Google Ads,
- Google Ads remarketing,
- Meta Pixel,
- LinkedIn Insight Tag.
Cookies and technologies in this category are used only if you have given the relevant consent.
3.5 Third-party cookies and content
The website may include embedded third-party content or services, such as Google Maps on the contact page.
When you interact with such content or when it is loaded, third-party providers may use cookies or similar technologies in accordance with their own privacy and cookie policies.
Where technically feasible, the loading of non-essential embedded content takes place in accordance with your consent choices.
4. Tools that may be used
The website may use the following tools, depending on the technical and commercial needs of the company:
Google Tag Manager
Google Tag Manager is a tag/script management tool. It is not used on its own to create visitor profiles, but it may be used for the technical management of other tools, such as Google Analytics, Google Ads or other tags.
The operation of the tags it manages depends on the consent choices you have provided through the cookie mechanism.
Google Analytics
Google Analytics may be used to collect statistical information regarding website traffic and use, such as pages visited by users, visit duration, device type and general interaction data.
It is used only if you have given consent for analytics/statistics cookies.
Microsoft Clarity
Microsoft Clarity may be used to understand the user experience on the website through statistical data, heatmaps or interaction recordings, such as clicks, scrolls and general browsing behaviour.
It is used only if you have given consent for analytics/statistics cookies.
Google Ads and remarketing
Google Ads tools may be used to measure the effectiveness of advertisements, record conversions and, where permitted, for remarketing.
They are used only if you have given consent for advertising/marketing cookies.
Meta Pixel
Meta Pixel may be used to measure the effectiveness of advertisements on Meta platforms and for remarketing purposes, where permitted.
It is used only if you have given consent for advertising/marketing cookies.
LinkedIn Insight Tag
LinkedIn Insight Tag may be used to measure the effectiveness of advertising activities on LinkedIn and for remarketing purposes or the creation of relevant audiences, where permitted.
It is used only if you have given consent for advertising/marketing cookies.
Google Maps
The website may use Google Maps to display the company’s location on the contact page.
The use of Google Maps may involve the transmission of data to Google, such as IP address, technical device information or interaction data with the map.
Where technically feasible, the map is loaded in accordance with your consent choices.
5. Google Consent Mode
The website may use Google Consent Mode so that Google tags operate in accordance with the consent choices you have declared through the cookie mechanism.
Google Consent Mode does not replace the cookie banner and is not, on its own, a mechanism for obtaining consent. It operates in a complementary way, allowing Google tools to adjust their operation depending on whether you have accepted or rejected specific categories of cookies.
6. Consent management
During your first visit to the website, a cookie management mechanism appears, through which you can:
- accept all optional cookies,
- reject all optional cookies,
- select in detail which categories of cookies you accept,
- change or withdraw your choices at a later time.
Strictly necessary cookies do not require consent, as they are necessary for the operation of the website.
Not accepting optional cookies does not prevent your access to the basic content of the website. However, certain functions, embedded content or personalised features may not be available or may not operate in the same way.
7. How you can change your choices
You can change or withdraw your consent at any time through the cookie management mechanism displayed on the website.
If a “Cookie Settings” button or link, or a corresponding option, is available, you can use it to reopen the cookie preference centre and modify your choices.
You can also configure your browser to reject or delete cookies. However, disabling certain cookies through your browser may affect the functionality of the website.
8. Detailed cookie table
The exact list of cookies used on the website may vary depending on the active tools, technical settings and the user’s consent choices.
A detailed cookie table will be displayed on this website and will be updated through the cookie management mechanism.
9. Cookie retention period
The storage duration of each cookie may vary depending on its purpose.
Some cookies are deleted when you close your browser, while others remain on your device for a specific period of time or until you delete them.
The website’s detailed cookie table includes, where available, information about the storage duration of each cookie.
10. Third-party cookies
Certain cookies or similar technologies may be placed by third-party providers, such as Google, Microsoft, Meta or LinkedIn.
Third-party providers act in accordance with their own privacy and cookie policies. ECON TAX ADVISORS does not fully control how third-party providers use their technologies.
We recommend that you consult the privacy and cookie policies of the respective providers for more information.
11. Changes to this Cookie Policy
This Cookie Policy may be amended or updated whenever deemed necessary, for example due to changes in the tools used, the technical settings of the website or the applicable legislation.
The version in force at any given time will be published on the website with the corresponding date of last update.
12. Contact
For any question regarding this Cookie Policy or the use of cookies and similar technologies on the website, you may contact ECON TAX ADVISORS at:
Email: info@econ.tax
Address: Egnatia 1, Postal Code 546 30, Thessaloniki, Greece