Source: Australian Government, Australian Taxation Office, Keeping your tax records, Electronic recordsElectronic recordsDocuments that you are required to keep can be in written or electronic form. If you make paper or electronic copies they must be a true and clear reproduction of the original.We recommend that if you store your records electronically you make a back-up copy to ensure the evidence is easily accessible if the original becomes inaccessible or unreadable (for example, where a hard drive is corrupted).
Here are technical notes on various subjects. This helps me to remember how to solve specific problems, and I hope it helps others too ...
Sunday, 16 January 2011
Running a paperless office (update)
A friend raised question a question with regard to keeping digital taxation records. Are you sure you can do that? Well, a quick search on our Government's ATO website revealed a positive answer:
Tuesday, 4 January 2011
Edit a PDF using flpsed
I've been looking for a simple tool to annotate PDF files. Since going paperless, I've often wanted to annotate scanned images with additional information. Well, I finally found a tool that is light weight and simple to use. It is flpsed. Some advice on its use:
- When using "Save As", ensure this is saved with file extension ".ps" so not to get confused.
- "Export" the finished annotated document as a PDF.
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