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Electronically storing business records



"lawilson"
7/4/2004 2:18:58 AM


I've read the IRS document 97-22 regarding electronic storage. I want to
make sure I am doing this correctly. I plan on using Adobe PDF to store:
payroll stubs (personal), business receipts, invoices, etc.
I currently use a money program (MS Money) to maintain my accounts, and from
what I read that is fine vs using paper ledgers, etc.
I need to know exactly what I can store electronically. For example, I have
many business receipts from stores, etc that I'd rather store to a PDF and
get rid of the paperwork. Then I would store the PDFs to CD's. Would this
be acceptable to the IRS? If someone can give me some intelligent feedback
on this based upon experience/knowledge I would appreciate it.
 
 
Keith
7/3/2004 8:00:00 PM


On Sun, 04 Jul 2004 02:18:58 GMT, "lawilson" <nospam@lawilson.com> wrote:
I've read the IRS document 97-22 regarding electronic storage. I want to
make sure I am doing this correctly. I plan on using Adobe PDF to store:
payroll stubs (personal), business receipts, invoices, etc.
Another item to check regarding electronic storage of tax records are
State, City, County and other local laws.
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Best Regards,
Keith
http://kilowatt-radio.org/ NW Oregon Radio Page
 
 
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