For most items of income and expense, three years is the normal rule.
However, for any item, such as depreciation on assets which can be claimed in excess of the normal three years, you will want to keep your papers for as long as you are claiming the asset.
Papers relating to your cost, or cost basis, in capital assets should be kept forever and handed down to whoever will inherit these assets from you.
1+2
As long as your customer is an active customer.
Does low income retiree need to file income tax?
7 years
For the term of their employment.
I belive that you need the birth certificates, social,marriage license, and any papers showing what the income is and last known address.
You need to keep your EOB quarterly to compare with your secondary insurance as per Medicare only sends quarterly. If everything matches in you quarter you no longer need to keep them. Most people keep them an extra quarter to ensure there are no errors.
At least 7 years for Income Tax purposes.
The documents you need to keep in your car in Illinois are the registration, drivers license, and insurance papers. The papers need to be kept in the dash or other safe place.
Yes
Well, not necessarily...if you just want to breed your dog because you want puppies that you will keep or give away for no reason, you do not need papers for her...but if you want to breed her professionally and with a professionally bred stud, then you do need papers proving that she has no health issues and that she is a purebred. You will also need papers if you would like to enter her in showmanship competitions, or if you would like to enter her puppies into competitions like wise.
Schools have school papers so children and teachers can keep track of upcoming events
Contact The American Kennel Club for litter papers. They will have all the info you need and will send a packet as long as your dalmatians are registered purebreds.
Yes, of course! Nothing to long or creative is necessary, but a title nevertheless, is.
You will need to go the court house and apply for the papers that you need.
In general, the IRS recommends keeping tax-related documents for at least three years after the filing date, as this is the period during which they can audit your return. However, if you underreport your income by more than 25%, you should keep records for six years. Certain documents, like those related to property, may need to be kept longer, especially if they affect capital gains. Always check local laws and regulations, as they may vary.
When you purchase a laptop or computer, you need to make sure the one you get is what you need for the things you are using the computer for. Keep all of the papers and discs that come with the computer so you will know what to do if anything goes wrong with it.