Risks when dating documents in 2020
Do you use the short form year when dating documents?
The risk is that formatting the date as DD/MM/YY leaves the year able to be altered by the adding of two digits after the ‘20’ to (fraudulently) post or pre-date the document.
It would be wiser, as a standard habit to always write ‘2020’ in full when dating documents. Doing so means the date cannot be altered or manipulated.
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