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Code · Arizona · Title 44 — State Government

44-323. Retention of records

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A. A holder that is required to file a report pursuant to section 44-307 shall maintain the records that contain the information required to be included in the report for five years after the holder files the report, except as provided in subsection B of this section or unless the department adopts a rule that allows for a shorter period of time.
B. A business association or financial organization that sells, issues or provides to others for sale or issue in this state traveler's checks, money orders or other similar instruments on which the business association or financial organization is directly liable, other than third party bank checks, shall maintain a record of the instruments while the instruments remain outstanding and the record shall indicate the state and date of issue of the instruments. The association or organization shall maintain the record prescribed by this subsection for three years after the holder files the report.
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