When/How can I dispose of my old log books?

Maybe the problem is not with the IRS.

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Make sure you cover that plate just in case they don't see your company name, address, your name and truck number inside all them logbooks.

The basics...

 

Definitely don't get rid of your log books just in case you get audited for taxes.

 

I keep mine a full calendar year, for tax purposes

 

The IRS went through mine on the last 2 year audit. Would have made it more interesting to support the per diem without them, except that I have them digital as well.

 

keep 'em, someday when you're old and gray you can look through them with your grandkids and it might spur a story or two.

 

I agree, if you did any Per Diem, keep the log books. IRS will ask for them.

 

http://www.irs.gov/Businesses/Small-Businesses-&-Self-Employed/IRS-Audit-FAQs#keypoint7

Straight from the source. THREE YEARS for business records.

 

Because there is no difference between a business requirement for the records and the personal income taxpayer.