I'm curious. When they start cracking down on everyone, is it soley going to be about being compliant NOW... or will they be also going after those who made alot of money and sold out and were not compliant?
2257 dumb question...
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If you aren't involved anymore, you don't have to keep the docs anymore, so how could they enforce on people who sold out?Originally posted by RRREDI'm curious. When they start cracking down on everyone, is it soley going to be about being compliant NOW... or will they be also going after those who made alot of money and sold out and were not compliant?Comment
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Actually you must keep them for five years at the minimum. Though it is recommended you keep them at least seven.Originally posted by Mr.FictionIf you aren't involved anymore, you don't have to keep the docs anymore, so how could they enforce on people who sold out?Comment
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Originally posted by RRREDI'm curious. When they start cracking down on everyone, is it soley going to be about being compliant NOW... or will they be also going after those who made alot of money and sold out and were not compliant?
UH OH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was sort of thinking that you guys were going be my best source of info for getting compliant.Comment
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LOL... Well don't look at me. I don't really have to be 100% perfectly knowledgable about this. We have a department that deals with all that. My job entails getting tons of traffic and taking care of webmastersOriginally posted by FunForOneUH OH!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was sort of thinking that you guys were going be my best source of info for getting compliant.
Anyway I was just curious because I think alot of people are going to be totally OUT... and I wonder how many people will still get busted for not being compliant in the past and also how long they would have to keep the docs if they try to just bail.Comment
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