Tax Guide for Record Keeping 2013 - Kindle Non-Fiction

Tax Guide for Record Keeping 2013 (Tax Bible Series) 
by Alexander Schaper 

This publication discusses why you should keep records, what kinds of records you should keep, and how long you should keep them.

You probably already keep records in your daily routine. This includes keeping receipts for purchases and recording information in your checkbook. Use this publication to determine if you need to keep additional information in your records.

Throughout this publication we refer you to other IRS publications for additional information. See How To Get Tax Help in the back of this publication for information about getting publications and forms. You will also find a complimentary copy of Starting a Business and keeping Records at the end of this publication.
This publication does not discuss the records you should keep when operating a business. For information on business records, see Starting a Business and Keeping Records.

Since this publication is brief and too the point, we are including a free copy of Starting a Business and Keeping Records at the end of this publication.

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