A tornado slides across Oklahoma. Image courtesy NSSL/NOAA. Continued vigilance and quick response to tornado watches and warnings are critical, since tornadoes can strike virtually anywhere at any time. Most tornadoes are abrupt at onset, short-lived and often obscured by rain or darkness.
Most nonprofits and charities must keep books and records for a minimum of six years from the end of the last tax year to which they relate. This retention period will be extended if returns are late-filed or if there is a notice of objection or appeal underway.
As a general rule, you should keep all your business-related tax records for at least 6 years. This applies to all limited company contractors. Umbrella company contractors only have to keep personal tax records, as they are employees, not business owners.If you are an employer, you need to keep all PAYE records for 3 years (in addition to the current year). A CIS contractor must keep his CIS records for the same period of time.For personal (self assessment) tax returns, you must keep all records for 22 months from the end of the tax year to which they relate.mbrella company contractors only have to keep personal tax records, as they are employees, not business owners. If you are an employer, you need to keep all PAYE records for 3 years (in addition to the current year).