Electronic Records Must Pass This Test

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Many businesses are moving to computerized recordkeeping systems for efficiency. However, the law is clear: All requirements for hard copy records also apply to electronic records. The either/or dilemma is often between the convenience of digital and the security of paper. A Safe system provides both.

If you go digital, your system must be able to: produce legible records that can verify the entries on your tax return; index, store, preserve, and retrieve your electronic records easily; and provide a complete and accurate record that is accessible to the IRS. You can destroy original hard copy records only if your electronic storage system meets specific IRS requirements. This proactive approach builds a Safe and sound foundation for your business.

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