To find out how your company compares with others in your industry, go to www.osha.gov/oshstats/work.html. You will need your companyâs SIC code. You can find âIncidence Rate Calculationâ and âFind Your SIC Codeâ quick links at www.employersclaim.com or www.mycomplink.net.
Store for 1 year: regular statements, pay stubs. Keep either a digital or hard copy of the past yearâs worth of your monthly bank and credit card statements. You should also hold on to pay stubs so that you can use them to verify the accuracy of your Form W-2 when tax season arrives.
Once you verify they match, you can toss the receipts. Unless there is a tax related purchase, you should keep the statement for seven years. Otherwise, there is no need to keep the statement any longer than 60 days. As with banks, you could get statements online too. Though again, most only go back a certain number of years. I am not aware of any credit card company charging the client to get old statements, but you never know.