How long to keep tax records, according to the IRS

How long to keep tax records, according to the IRS

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You don’t have to save your tax returns forever, but it’s smart to keep them on hand for a few years.
In general, the IRS recommends holding on to copies for at least three years — the typical length of time the IRS would look back if you happen to get audit…
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