26 Tex. Admin. Code § 264.243 - Record Retention
(a) An employer
must, for at least five years after services are delivered through the CDS
option, maintain documentation required by:
(1) this chapter;
(2) the individual's program; or
(3) government agencies with regulatory
authority over employer and employer-agent responsibilities.
(b) An employer must retain
documentation of:
(1) services delivered to
an individual through the CDS option;
(2) payments by the CDSA to service
providers;
(3) service provider
qualifications;
(4) employer
responsibilities;
(5)
employer-agent responsibilities; and
(6) contracts, service agreements, and
required supporting documentation.
(c) An employer must maintain all
documentation:
(1) until all litigation or
claims are resolved, if any litigation or claim involving these records is
ongoing, regardless of the five-year period; and
(2) in accordance with the regulating
government agency's requirement for specific documentation when the record
retention requirement is more than five years.
(d) An employer must allow representatives of
DADS and other appropriate government agencies to examine and copy records
during normal business hours and days.
(e) DADS may take adverse action if the
employer fails to maintain records as required or to provide records upon
request.
(f) An employer must
ensure confidentiality and security of all records.
(g) If records are discarded, the employer
must ensure confidentiality and security of the information.
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