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With tax season and spring cleaning coming at the same time of the year it always raises the question of what papers and receipts must I keep and what can I toss?
So here's a quick guide to keepers and losers.
Keep:
- tax returns and proof of filing - forever.
- any papers and documents that support your tax deductions for 6 years.
- stock bond and mutual fund statements for 6 years after reporting a gain or loss or continue to hold them if you still own the investment.
Toss:
- pay stubs when your W-2 arrives.
- 401(K) and IRA statements when your year end summary arrives.
- bank statements at the end of the year.
- utility bills at the end of the year.
- credit card statements every 6 months unless needed for income tax purposes.
And after unloading all these pieces of paper, you may not need to do any more spring cleaning this year!
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