What is the legal requirement for keeping files, paperwork, documents, etc. from a tax point of view - is it 6 years from the end of the particular financial year the documents refer to?
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yeah -
Ive just chucked out everything up until April 2004.
Why? Because they were getting in my way. 60 Ring Binders full to the rafters of tulip!!
Audit me. I dont care.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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If I remember rightly its a guaranteed fine of £3000 for that if audited plus you can't defend you r position if they start to suggest things aren't in order.Originally posted by MarillionFanIve just chucked out everything up until April 2004.
Why? Because they were getting in my way. 60 Ring Binders full to the rafters of tulip!!
Audit me. I dont care.Comment
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Originally posted by MarillionFanIve just chucked out everything up until April 2004.
Why? Because they were getting in my way. 60 Ring Binders full to the rafters of tulip!!
Audit me. I dont care.
You're de man!!!
Older and ...well, just older!!Comment
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hum
Do you know guys, if its possible to scan all the papers and save them in electronic format ?
Would that be acceptable by a possible audit ?
Storing boxes of paper can be bothersome.Comment
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Not as bothersome as scanning them all !Originally posted by 2ukComment
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Agreed, have you guys not got lofts and cellarsOriginally posted by rootsnallComment
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yes, but thats where I hide the cash...
Cenedl heb iaith, cenedl heb galon
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