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A: In business and finance, keeping records is crucial for a variety of reasons, including monitoring the progress of a business, preparing tax returns, identifying various receipt sources and keeping track of deductible expenses. In addition, having an updated database is a key resource for planning new marketing and sales strategies.
Most businesses accumulate a large number of documents on a monthly basis -- such as financial statements, receivables, payables, insurance paperwork and employee records. Documents pertaining to paid accounts are important to keep, because they show debits for goods and services the company has paid off.ecord-Keeping Time Frame. The main reason a business should retain financial documents from prior years is in the case of an audit by the IRS. The IRS states that except in the case of fraud, it has three years from the date of a business filing a return to perform an audit.