(NewsNation) — The Internal Revenue Service generally recommends keeping tax returns and related documents for at least three ...

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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Have you ever wondered how long you should hang onto your tax paperwork? Though it varies from person to person, the IRS suggests keeping three years worth of tax records.

(NewsNation) — The Internal Revenue Service generally recommends keeping tax returns and related documents for at least three years after filing. That’s because the IRS has a statute of limitations to ...