record retention

re·cord re·ten·tion

(rek'ŏrd rĕ-ten'shŭn)

Definition of how long a health record should be maintained in current or alternative format.

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The resulting example retention schedule and accompanying guidance provide a starting point for operators to determine their individual record retention requirements.

United Kingdom : New guidance aids decommissioning planning

The company says that it will now be able to more efficiently manage corporate email content and apply record retention policies that help Cooper continue to meet increasingly stringent legal and information governance requirements.

Cooper Tire & Rubber Company selects OpenText

Second, this trigger is unnecessary because the record retention issue can be resolved by adding a reasonable amount of time for the resolution to the retention period.

Minimizing the use of trigger events to increase records retention compliance

As the Remington Arms lawsuit proceeded, Remington refused to turn over evidence of complaints from other customers about the M700 on the basis that the complaints had been destroyed under Remington's record retention policy.

Drowning in paper: how long to keep business records

In my opinion, there will be a lot of wait and see in terms or e-discovery" record retention and destruction rules, Queen says.

Records management: beware, prepare

However, while state auditors can target record retention practices, penalties for failure to comply in the past have been rare enough that strict compliance may have been a low priority for some.

Document destruction could prove painful: carriers must maintain paper trail to avoid penalties

Other tenants include Fairfield County Record Retention LLC (15,500 s/f), Planet Fitness (15,125 s/f) and NSW Professional Billing, Inc.

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Record retention is a must, whether for personal, business or tax reasons.

Knock, knock: it's the IRS

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) 17a4 and Section 802 of The Sarbanes-Oxley Act have strict record retention requirements as well.

The case for electronic records management: physical storage of thousands of documents is becoming passe, and companies should consider enterprise records management systems to save labor costs and provide better security

Comments on a proposed LMSB initiative on record retention agreements, filed with Program Manager, CAS, for the IRS Large and Midsize Business Division (4/8/04).

Appendix: 2003-2004 technical activities

Jury studies have shown that jurors generally expect CPAs to be experts in documentation and record retention.

Are you an expert?

In the policy, responsibility is allocated for record retention and disposal, and employees are instructed on what to do with documents no longer required for operational purposes.

For the record: the value of implementing an effective record-retention policy for your company