<prompt> Human: This past year I established an S-Corp and strengthened my attention to detail, keeping receipts and other relevant forms to my business, so as to facilitate a smooth tax-filing process. For various spreadsheets, papers, and other documents, I purchased an accordion briefcase case file from Staples that latches shut and keeps every relevant document for the previous tax year in one safe, convenient place. As for the receipts, I established a system where I keep them in large plastic bags. Here they are safe from water or other elements and they dont take up a lot of space, but theyre too big for the case file. I currently have them all sandwiched in a binder, but thats not a good permanent solution. I would like to make it where I keep all 2016 receipts in one safe, secure place, separate from 2017 receipts, and so forth, but Im not sure what would be the best way to store them for years to come. Multiple cardboard boxes labeled with the years? Keep them in big files in a filing cabinet? This problem must be a common one and I would love to hear from others on what system works well for convenience and practically.  <response>: Every day or every week get all the receipts. Take pictures of them with your cell phone. Label the pictures with the date. Store the receipts digitally. Throw away the paper.Good luck. 