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1 Tax records and receipts (keep for seven years) 2  Pay stubs and bank statements (keep for a year) 3  Home purchase, sale, or improvement documents (keep for at least six years after you sell)  Medical records and bills (keep at least a year after payment in case of disputes)
Length of time to keep, and why: Taxes Returns Canceled checks/receipts (alimony, charitable contributions, mortgage interest and retirement plan contributions) Records for tax deductions taken. Length of time to keep, and why: Seven years. The IRS has three years from your filing date to audit your return if it suspects good-faith errors. The three-year deadline also applies if you discover a mistake in your return and decide to file an amended return to claim a refund.