16 Tex. Admin. Code § 72.71 - Responsibility of Licensee - Records
(a) Upon
notification, the licensee shall allow the executive director or his designee
to audit records required by the Code and any records required by this
chapter.
(b) All licensees shall
maintain the following documents for two (2) years following the termination of
a professional employer services agreement:
(1) insurance coverage documents which may be
required for filing with the Texas Department of Insurance, or insurance
coverage documents which the licensee may be required to retain by the Texas
Department of Insurance;
(2) all
documents pertaining to insurance claims;
(3) workers compensation coverage
documents;
(4) all documents
pertaining to workers' compensation claims;
(5) professional employer services agreements
between the license holder and client companies;
(6) employee tax records that may be required
to be retained by or filed with the Texas Workforce Commission;
(7) employee tax records that may be required
to be retained by or filed with the Internal Revenue Service; and
(8) employee tax records that may be required
to be retained by or filed with the county or state.
(c) This section does not require a licensee
to obtain documents that it would not otherwise obtain in the course of
business and does not require a licensee to obtain documents from any other
person or entity. This section requires licensees to maintain copies of
documents actually received in the course of business or required to be
maintained by the governmental entities listed in this section.
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