Mich. Admin. Code R. 205.4112 - Effect of rules on hard-copy recordkeeping requirements
Rule 12.
(1)
Except as otherwise provided in this rule, these rules do not relieve taxpayers
of the responsibility to retain hard-copy records that are created or received
in the ordinary course of business as required by existing law. Hard-copy
records may be retained on a recordkeeping medium as provided in
R
205.4111.
(2) If hard-copy records are not produced or
received in the ordinary course of transacting business (e.g., when the
taxpayer uses electronic data interchange technology), then such hard-copy
records need not be created.
(3)
Hard-copy records generated at the time of a transaction using a credit or
debit card shall be retained unless all of the details necessary to determine
correct tax liability relating to the transaction are later received and
retained by the taxpayer in accordance with these rules. The details include
those listed in R 205.4115(1).
(4)
A taxpayer is not required to retain computer printouts that are created for
validation, control, or other temporary purposes.
(5) Nothing in this rule shall prevent the
department from requesting hard-copy printouts instead of retained
machine-sensible records at the time of examination.
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