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Previously on "Ideas for getting rid of old company paper files"
Miss V3 and I were admiring that in pets are us tonight. Thursday is Cadet's night o I'm taxi driver for 3 hours) and we like to spend half an hour with the rabbits & Hamsters after Maplin & before Homebase.
It seems its washed to remove the ink. Miss V didn't notice this, the colour & number of hamsters/rabbits was the important thing.
Also means you can take advantage of the new tax break for online traders
Miss V3 and I were admiring that in pets are us tonight. Thursday is Cadet's night o I'm taxi driver for 3 hours) and we like to spend half an hour with the rabbits & Hamsters after Maplin & before Homebase.
It seems its washed to remove the ink. Miss V didn't notice this, the colour & number of hamsters/rabbits was the important thing.
But, if the principle advice on the HMRC web site says you don't have to keep them, you can just say "well, your guidance said I could get rid of them, so I did, sorry - don't have the receipts you need".
Did you print out that guidance and shredded it since it got too old?
surely if you proffer electronic copies over 6 years they have to honour them unless they have evidence of criminal intent?
Yes, they do.
You used to need a dispensation from HMRC to keep them digitally (I did a project all around scanning documents for the client) but that's no longer the case.
I scan mine to PDF using a Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300i and then shred them in my Fellowes Automax 130C which does them quietly and in bulk.
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