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Tips on taxes, etc.: Financial organization for the paper-work impaired San Antonio Business Journal - by Allen Robertson Jr.
Every spring, as April 15 approaches, many individuals go into panic mode due to the fact that they are completely unorganized when it comes to their personal financial records. With all of the other responsibilities that everyday life entails, keeping up with personal financial papers such as receipts, tax returns, bank and credit card statements can be a challenging task. Add to that the fact that many people don’t know what is important to save and what can be thrown away, and it is easy to understand why many papers end up crammed into drawers and shoeboxes.
The truth is that personal financial information is as vital to an individual as financial statements are to a large corporation. Tax laws require the keeping of certain financial records in support of personal tax returns. As if compliance with the law isn’t enough of a reason to get organized, there is the fact that an organized financial life can actually save a person money by reducing accountant’s fees, preventing the overpaying of taxes and — if a person should ever be audited — reducing the amount of time and money wasted searching for the necessary financial documentation. Click here to read the full article.
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