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A.
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Can’t look at my PC folder.
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Q.
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That’s somebody else’s business?
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A.
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That is the folder that has all of your auditing
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records in it. I can’t look at that.
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A.
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The CS and the auditor and the DFP.
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Q.
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What’s
--
what, exactly, is the file called,
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that’s got all the financial records in it? If I wanted
to look at that, what would I ask for? What’s it called?
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A.
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The treasury account folder.
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Q.
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Treasury account folder?
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Q.
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Are those maintained in the Church?
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Q.
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Here in Clearwater or elsewhere?
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Q.
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Now, are they maintained on into
--
forever and
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ever, even after somebody leaves the Church or after they
expire, as in “die,” or do you know?
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A.
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Well, what usually happens, if someone, like,
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leaves or die (sic) or whatever, is that they get put into
the archives. I mean, I don’t
--
they don’t destroy or
get rid of those files, because we’re required by the IRS
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