Though taxes aren't due until mid-April, many people do their taxes early. The first quarter of the new year is a haven for identity thieves because people do not think of shredding old tax documents...
Do you just toss most junk mail and other documents that become useless in the trash? You could be setting yourself up for identity theft if you do. Certain documents should be kept forever, some...
In this digital age, worrying about how to send your tax documents securely is always a concern. There’s lots of sensitive information on tax documents, such as social security numbers, banking...
You may think that keeping important documents in a lock filing cabinet is enough security, but with today's technology, electronically storing documents is much safer. You can assign levels of...
Information is power. However, that information can damage your company’s privacy and even the business itself. It can also lead to security breaches and identity theft. And when it comes to document...
As a business, it’s important to destroy documents according to a retention schedule. There are specific regulations and rules that need to be followed in order to stay on the right side of the law....
Canada has apparently accumulated too much paper.
The federal government spent approximately $12 million more on hiring companies that offer services like document shredding and storage in the last...
According to the SBA, Small Businesses employ about half of the nation’s private workforce.
At some point, you will need to get rid of important documents and papers that contain sensitive information like:
- Client information
- Employee records
- Medical records
- Tax records
- Credit card...
