shau
6 years agoExperienced Cover User
Current Status - you say "It's usually best to reverse transactions rather than delete to keep an audit trail."
Speak for yourself. It's important for companies, who are under more intense scrutiny and where more is at stake. For a small business to have a gazzilion phantom transactions to clutter and distract, and slow down work with the file is not ideal. Let each decide for themselves. Don't prescribe rubbish - you really don't know people's circumstances. If a data entry mistake is made for example, why in the heck would I as a small business owner want to keep that confusing information? Maybe you have your reasons, but I have mine not to.
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