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Record Keeping
The basic retention period for IRS documents is three years from the later of the tax return filing due date or the actual filing date. However, errors on your tax return for over 25% of the tax obligation require record retention of six years.
You should keep some records forever. These include copies of your tax return, home closing documents, investment stock documentation, insurance documentation and birth/death marriage certificates.
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