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Plan and communicate effectively. Analyze business processes. Conduct a records inventory. Document all record keeping requirements, including statutory, regulatory, and administrative obligations. Determine retention periods. Prepare draft retention schedules.
What is a Retention Schedule? A retention schedule is a policy document that identifies and describes an organization's records, usually at the series level, and provides instructions for the disposition of the records throughout their life cycle.
Record keeping is important because it provides information to support decision-making by management and is generally required by legal retention requirements. Records can be paper files, electronic documents, correspondence (including letters, faxes and emails) and data used in business applications and databases.
Set up a Universal Retention Schedule. An organization should plan a universal retention schedule for all its departments. Determine Document Retention Periods. Implement a Disposition Schedule. Review and Update Periodically. Time to roll out.
A records schedule provides mandatory instructions on how long to keep records (retention) and when they can be destroyed and/or transferred to alternate storage facilities (disposition). They are also known as records disposition schedules, records retention schedules, and records control schedules.
Consequences of Bad Records Management Over time, poor records management can lead to these systemic issues: Excessive amounts of time is wasted sorting through messy filing cabinets. Valuable office space is used to store paperwork, forcing the company to pay premium prices for document storage.
record retention period. Number of years prescribed by a law for which certain records must be kept before their final disposition.
Retention of records of transactions The records referred to in rule 3 shall be maintained for a period of ten years from the date of transactions between the client and the banking company, financial institution or intermediary, as the case may be.
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