Which of the following profiles describes your approach to managing your financial paperwork? Type 1: The Pack Rat: I hang on to every financial document that comes into my house, in no particular ...

I don’t make New Year’s resolutions. Instead, I resolve every tax season to get a better handle on my paperwork–with mixed results. This year, I turned to three certified public accountants to find ...

Sometimes a bank isn't the best place to store your important records and valuables. Having access to these things at a moment's notice argues against safe deposit boxes. That means keeping them in ...

What should you do with the records that you opt to toss? When you're ready to toss your old records, don't simply throw them into a recycling or trash bin. Your financial and legal records may have ...

Unless you’re Al Capone, having a paper trail of financial records can protect you when it comes to your assets or even taxes. “Paper” now covers everything from physical documents to digital records ...

The warrant requirement is still in the Constitution, and Congress still has the authority to restore it.

The University's financial records are maintained in an electronic enterprise resource system using the principles of fund accounting. The financial records are reported in an annual financial report ...

Marshall Jones reports that accurate financial reporting enhances nonprofits' grant approval chances by ensuring compliance, ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David John Marotta is a financial advisor covering financial planning. If you haven't been traumatized by an IRS audit, you ...