What Records Do I Need To Keep?
Inland Revenue require you to keep all documents relevant to running your business or rental property – it is wise to do this because if ever they choose to do an audit on your activities – the more documentation you have to substantiate income and expenses the less stressful this process will be. These include...
- Bank statements, cheque and deposit books
- Tax invoices & receipts for costs paid
- Invoices sent – copies of invoices or invoice books if you use these to invoice clients
- Wage & payroll data – either electronic or manual
- Vehicle log books
- Till tapes and day books
- Copies of IRD returns prepared and filed
Inland Revenue also suggest you keep your personal bank account records as well. These items need to be kept for 7 years so it is a good idea to get a system in place to keep each financial year together.
Posted 14/10/2008
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