Mako was an employee of the Jaeger Corporation. After she voluntarily terminated employment, auditors discovered evidence of fraudulent activity that they traced to her. Mako's records must be retained:
A)For 10 years.
B)Indeﬁnitely.
C)For 15 years.
D)For 20 years.

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In cases involving fraudulent activity, it is common practice to retain records indefinitely to ensure that all evidence is preserved for any potential legal actions or investigations that may arise in the future.

Mako Was an Employee of the Jaeger Corporation