will IRS allow us to scan receipts instead of saving paper for recordkeeping purposes? Los Angeles, CA Viewed 51 times. Posted about 1 month ago in Tax Flag as objectionable no more detail needed - Is this your question? Add additional information Answer this question Add to list Share this Answers (2) Darrin T. Mish This attorney is licensed in Colorado and 1 other state. Posted about 1 month ago. Flag as objectionable You simply need to have legible copies of records, so scanning should be fine. 0 0 Helpful Not helpful Mark L Rosenberg This attorney is licensed in Dist. of Columbia and 1 other state. Posted 29 days ago. Flag as objectionable As long as the scanned copy is readable, it should be acceptable to the IRS. 0 0 Helpful Not helpful Related Tax questions What is the process of getting a utility access easement in CA state - My husband and I tore down our house on a small lot and are building a larger house as owner/builder. At PG&... more 1 answer. Capitola, CA. Viewed 189 times. Posted about 1 year ago in Real Estate Back to Search Results Ask a Question Get free answers from real lawyers. Question Question details City and state Required Top Tax Contributors 1. Henry Lively 18 answers, 2 legal guides 2. Iram Khan Ansari 0 answers, 2 legal guides 3. Steve Fromm 6 answers, 0 legal guides View all Tax Lawyers on the Contribution Leaderboard Next question: Do awarded small claims take precedent over lesser paid amount by the defendent? Previous question: If a parent has filed a claim for disability, can the parent collect the back payment if child is in temp foster care?