It's my first time submitting my expenses as an Independent Contractor. Will I have to mail in my travel log or should I just keep I put up somewhere safe?

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Employee Tax Expert

Feb 3, 2021 9:06:19 AM

No, you do not need to mail your travel log or any other receipts to the IRS with your tax return.

Keep all your business records in a safe place for at least three years, just in case the IRS asks for any information or clarification of your return.

Employee Tax Expert

Feb 3, 2021 9:06:19 AM

No, you do not need to mail your travel log or any other receipts to the IRS with your tax return.

Keep all your business records in a safe place for at least three years, just in case the IRS asks for any information or clarification of your return.

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It's my first time submitting my expenses as an Independent Contractor. Will I have to mail in my travel log or should I just keep I put up somewhere safe?