What happens to the financial records when I delete a client record?

What happens to the financial records when I delete a client record?

Deleting a client record in Psylio does not impact financial records. According to the law, all financial data, including client payments, must be retained for 7 years. Therefore, even after deleting a record, client payments remain recorded in your financial statements. This financial information remains accessible to ensure the integrity and accuracy of your financial records.
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