Type Of Receipts. Receipts for income tax payments and other bills related to it must be kept for three years. The Internal Revenue System conducts audit every three years. It will be at your advantage to keep receipts that are vital for your tax deduction as well as credits that you have availed in your tax.
The absolute minimum is to keep your child rear facing to AT LEAST one year of age AND 20 pounds in weight. Rear-facing is safest for both adults and children, but especially for babies, who would face a greater risk of spinal cord injury in a front-facing carseat during a frontal crash.
Rear Facing Car Seat Myths Busted. Itâs hopefully common knowledge now that rear facing in the car is the safest way for toddlers to ride. As a child passenger safety technician, Iâve heard all the reasons that parents choose to forward face too early, and Iâd like to provide some answers to those car seat myths here. Hopefully, this guide will help keep your child rear facing as long as possible! Myth #1: My child is too big! Even big kids can rear face past age two! The lovely young lady pictured here is 28 months and in the 90th percentile for both weight and height at 33 lbs and 37â³ tall. She is happily rear facing in a Safety 1st Complete Air, which has a limit of 40 lbs or 40â³.