tax record
IRS keeps these
A tax record is any official document related to taxation—filed returns, payment receipts, assessment notices, or records of deductions and income.
Individuals and businesses keep tax records to verify compliance and support claims if audited: Keep your tax records for at least seven years.
Government agencies maintain tax records as permanent files of taxpayer history.
- filingStoring documents systematically
- auditFormal accounts examination
- audit trailChronological record of transactions
- IRSFederal tax collector
- deductionConclusion from premises
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- historical documentsDeclaration of Independence, Bill of Rights, Magna Carta, Emancipation Proclamation, Federalist Papers
- historical recordsdiary, annual reviews, letter, census data, census returns
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- historical surveyscensus, poll, oral history, land survey, parish register
- property recordsproperty deed, deed, deed of trust, title, trust deed
- property taxassessed value, property assessment, millage, property valuation, county assessor
tax recordunreported income
Money not disclosed officially
tax evasion · hidden assets · black money · cash payment · offshore account
tax recordreceipt
Written payment acknowledgment
sales receipt · invoice · expense report · bank statement · pay stub
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