Do you correctly understand the difference between "scanner storage" and "electronic transactions"?
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"I want to eliminate paper within the company..."
As companies advance their accounting digital transformation (DX) and move towards a paperless environment, many are struggling to comply with the Electronic Bookkeeping Preservation Act.
In particular, "scanner storage," which involves digitizing documents received on paper, and "electronic transactions," which involve receiving data via email or websites, are essential items that must be addressed.
While the storage methods for "scanner storage" and "electronic transactions" may seem similar, the requirements that must be met are different.
This time, for those in charge who are considering compliance with the Electronic Bookkeeping Act, we will clearly explain the differences in storage requirements between "scanner storage" and "electronic transactions," and provide hints for promoting paperless operations within the company.
<News Table of Contents>
■ What is "scanner storage"? | Digitization of paper documents
■ What is "electronic transactions"? | Transaction information received as data
■ The difference in requirements is "ensuring authenticity"
■ Improving searchability through paperlessness
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