n.·Tagalog
tat·su·lok/tatsuˈlok/
A 20th century blend of tatlo ‘three’ and sulok ‘corner’.
A triangle. Any side may be the base.
a triangle.
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How long do I have to keep my receipts, and how should I file the rest of my papers?
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The guide files every business paper on one of three shelves: permits, money, and promises . Receipts go on the money shelf, and under Revenue Regulations No. 7-2024 they must be kept for five years . The system passes its five-second test only when any single paper can be produced within five seconds of being asked for .
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