As a general rule of thumb, unless you need it for tax purposes, you can dispose of all paid bill stubs after one year. Due to privacy concerns, you might want to shred these records before you throw them away.
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You should keep bill statements for at least one year, but some experts recommend keeping them for up to seven years for tax and financial record-keeping purposes.
It is generally recommended to keep bill statements for at least one year, but some experts suggest keeping them for up to seven years for tax and financial record-keeping purposes.
You should keep it in for as long as the dentist that fitted it advises.
You should keep brokerage statements for at least seven years for tax and record-keeping purposes.
A small business should keep tax records for at least seven years.
credit and debit cards
I used http://www.IncomeDocument.com to print pay check stubs w2 form and 1099 IRS income tax forms for year 2009! After you get your W2, check to make sure it all adds up, afterwards if it does then shred your paycheck stubs, if not demand the W2 fixed.
for ever, you never know when you might need them!
for ever, you never know when you might need them!
You should keep bill statements for at least one year, but some experts recommend keeping them for up to seven years for tax and financial record-keeping purposes.
Until you pay your bill once you pay it should come on a few minutes after.
It is generally recommended to keep bill statements for at least one year, but some experts suggest keeping them for up to seven years for tax and financial record-keeping purposes.
Generally, they aren't all that important....but keeping the current years, and maybe the year end one for each year, is a good system.
You should keep it in for as long as the dentist that fitted it advises.
As long as your customer is an active customer.
Leftovers should be kept for no more than 3-4 days according to the "how long to keep leftovers chart."
as long as you can keep it