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Item Title: Tax Records: What Can You Throw Away Now?
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Get out the paper shredder! If you met the April 15 deadline and filed your tax return last week, you can clear away some of the paperwork cluttering up your files. But save essential records that can protect you during an IRS audit -- or help you collect a future refund. Click "Full Article" for a handy reference guide to the business and personal tax records you need to retain -- and how long you need to keep them.
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