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Tax experts say absolutely not. You should keep records that verify your tax information in case you get audited.
Usually the IRS audits within three years, but if you under-report income more than 25 percent, the IRS has six years to come after you.
It's best to keep your records for seven years, and when you do toss them, shred them first.
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