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Type “IRS Audit” into Google, and one of the top results is, “how bad is an IRS audit?” In other words, no one wants to get audited by the IRS. But if your business has to face an audit, you ...

Buckling down, rolling up your sleeves, and tackling that messy office is what “Adult You” knows is best. But the kid in your heart dreads the time it will take. Here’s the secret: Once you get organized, staying organized is ...

What is a Certificate of Destruction (CoD)? Simply put, a CoD proves your company complies with privacy laws and that sensitive information is no longer at risk. Certificates of Destruction should contain all information pertinent to your shredding services, such ...

In 2009, Stanford Financial Group owner R. Allen Stanford was charged with running a $7 billion Ponzi Scheme. To cover his tracks, he had shredded all pertinent documents. Luckily for authorities, they could “unshred” the documents by scanning the pieces ...

Is your digital information protected from hackers? Whether you’re holding sensitive health information or private financial records, the information you store on your hard drive is likely highly confidential.  When you’re running a business, you want your clients to feel ...

Do you receive your bank statements via email or as traditional paper statements in your mailbox? Do you ask for a paper receipt, or have your receipt emailed to you when you make a purchase? These are decisions most people ...