Ken R. Ashworth & Associates
Friday, October 4, 2019
Monday, September 16, 2019
"S" Corporation Changes
For years an "S" Corporation was not able to have a non-resident alien be a shareholder. However the treasury department has issued a regulation to amend regulations to electing small business trusts (ESBTs) that are grantors.
Wednesday, September 11, 2019
Friday, August 30, 2019
Tuesday, July 30, 2019
Wednesday, July 24, 2019
Privacy
Imagine that you have just had a major
health problem that put you into the hospital and you are incapacitated. The hospital will only allow two contacts to
have a information code to talk to the Doctors.
Who gets them? How does the
hospital know? What can be done to make
sure that the information code only goes to those whom you approve to get it?
The HIPPA Privacy Rule set
national standards in which the medical field must follow to protect your
privacy. The HIPPA form is filled out to
make sure that specific people you have authorized will be given the
information. In preparation for an
emergency your HIPPA can be done when you do a Will or Estate Plan. The Estate Plan encompasses the trust and state
specific ancillary documents you will need such as the HIPPA form, statutory
and durable powers of attorney and other documents necessary for the Estate
Plan. A Will should include the state
specific ancillary documents which would also have the HIPPA form, statutory
and durable powers of attorney and other documents.
The best way to make sure that
you are covered is to have a knowledgeable attorney draft your Will or Estate
Plan to make sure that the correct laws for the state in which you live are
included in the documents. You will have
a choice as to who can get what information and who can be the representative
on all of the documents. Your rights are
covered and you can take copies of the HIPPA and power of attorney to the
people you have given the rights, so in an emergency they can take them to the
hospital to prove your wishes.
When it comes to your health care
and information make sure that you are taken care of and you privacy is
covered. Go speak to an attorney
Friday, July 12, 2019
What is Bookeeping ?
⇢Importance
of Bookkeeping⇠
What is Bookkeeping?
noun - [boo k-kee-ping]
The work or skill of keeping account books or systematic records of money transactions (distinguished
from accounting). dictionary.com
Key Components of Bookkeeping:
- Recording
Financial Transactions
- Posting
Debits and Credits
- Producing
Invoices
Bookkeeping
Helps Keep a Clear Picture of Your Company's Financial Health!
- Is
your business organized?
- Are
you in control of your cash in & out?
- Are
you making Money? $$$$$$
When bookkeeping
is done correctly these questions will give you the answers you need.
Bookkeeping
makes problem solving easier!
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