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Every business collects sensitive information, and although many of today’s businesses are shifting over to storing their data electronically, there are still many worldwide that store their files as paper copies. Correctly disposing of your business documents is vital for several reasons, one of the main reasons is to avoid identity theft.

Millions of people every year are at risk of identity theft, and the most common reason it occurs is the improper disposal of personal documentation. Any document with personal details, like birth dates, addresses, and even signatures, needs to be shredded, as this is the only real way to assure that the likelihood of your client’s identities being stolen is a small percentage.
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Businesses hold onto a huge number of documents throughout their daily transactions, everything from invoices, to ordering forms, to minutes from meetings. A document can be defined by anything that is recorded as an official note involving business activity, this includes emails, faxes, client details, and isn’t limited to paper documents.