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Staples - Letha-Tone Reinforced Accordion File, Alphabetical Index, 21-Pocket, Letter Size - Brown
Average customer rating
4.3
(223 Reviews)
Rating breakdown 223 reviews
5 Stars
143
4 Stars
41
3 Stars
14
2 Stars
12
1 Star
13
Customer Reviews for Staples - Letha-Tone Reinforced Accordion File, Alphabetical Index, 21-Pocket, Letter Size - Brown
Customer Rating
5
easy filing
on May 1, 2013
Posted by: Paula K.
Just what I needed tabs are alphabetically labled already what could be easier. Fits beautifully in a locked storage box 13.5 W for ease of transport also. Very happy with purchase. With everything going paperless I was a little unsure if this item would even be available.
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Customer Rating
5
perfect for our needw
on October 25, 2010
Posted by: Paula K.
just what we needed
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
5
Accordian expanding files
on December 17, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
I needed to replace my existing accordian expanding files and these fit the bill.
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Posted by: LINDA S.
Verified Purchase:Yes
Durable construction noted.
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
3
So Close And Yet So Far
on April 13, 2010
Posted by: Paula K.
If color was used to separate individual file spaces it would enhance usefulness. Likewise if space for special comments or special labels was included in the design more uses could be made of this accordion file. Lastly. numbers AND letters should appear on each divider to allow for multi-tasking and flexible usage.
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Posted by: K.H.
Verified Purchase:Yes
Purchased several small items for home office.
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Posted by: J.P.
Verified Purchase:Yes
This was perfect for my needs. Everything fit and more.
Written by a customer while visiting Staples
Customer Rating
4
Great for receipts for Taxes or audit
on May 20, 2014
Posted by: Paula K.
If you ever itemize deductions and have to data entry tons of receipts I suggest you put the receipts in a file folder by alphabetical name. If the IRS ever wants an audit all you need to do is match the A's with the spread sheet line number. Because all of my data entry is on excel and that puts each entry on a line. So when I got audited the agent wanted proof of say: Marriott hotel They were all together under :M" and in numerical order by audit time and I produced the receipts requested in less than 5 seconds. It really shortened the audit time and where or not I kept "adequate records or not". So be organized. it only takes a little bit of time.
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