Small Business Guide to HSAs, 2nd Edition (Brick Tower Press Financial Guide)
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Manufacturer: Brick Tower Books
Author: JoAnn Mills Laing
Publisher: Brick Tower Books
Small Business Guide to HSAs, 2nd Edition (Brick Tower Press Financial Guide) Description
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 338.433621
EAN: 9781883283445
ISBN: 1883283442
Label: Brick Tower Books
Manufacturer: Brick Tower Books
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 208
Publication Date: 2004-09-25
Publisher: Brick Tower Books
Studio: Brick Tower Books
Dewey Decimal Number: 338.433621
EAN: 9781883283445
ISBN: 1883283442
Label: Brick Tower Books
Manufacturer: Brick Tower Books
Number Of Items: 1
Book Pages: 208
Publication Date: 2004-09-25
Publisher: Brick Tower Books
Studio: Brick Tower Books
Editorial Review of Small Business Guide to HSAs, 2nd Edition (Brick Tower Press Financial Guide)
HSAs stand for Health Savings Accounts - a new U.S. Government program, similar to IRAs, offering a tax-sheltered way to pay for health care costs and still accumulate tax-free savings for retirement health costs. HSAs became national policy in 2003 and are becoming more popular year by year.
Customer Reviews of Small Business Guide to HSAs, 2nd Edition (Brick Tower Press Financial Guide)
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: A Must Read for Small to Medium Sized Businesses
Review: As CEO of a small to mid-size company, the continuing increases for the cost of health insurance caused me to look for alternatives. I kept hearing about health savings accounts and found various articles, but no one complete, independent source until I came across The Small Business Guide to HSAs.
Ms. Laing's easy-to-follow book with its charts and summaries explains what HSAs are and compares them to other insurances, lays out the criteria of determining if HSAs are a good alternative for your business, tells you how to set-up an HSA program (including how to check-out the reliability of vendors), and then how to implement one within your organization; plus there is an informative companion website, HSAfinder.com. The Small Business Guide to HSAs is a must read for any one thinking of using an HSA for their business.
Jane Harvey, CEO of Zone Trading
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Important information for small business owners
Review: Very informative, with 'real world' examples of how HSAs can work for most small and medium-size businesses. As a banker who has worked with companies of these sizes for over 20 years, I would reccomend this book to any business owner who is looking for a way to control costs and keep employees happy.
It is easy to read and well laid out. Use of jargon is minimal, and the text provides a comprehensive plan for the establishment, tracking and use of these accounts.
With input from many sources, and easily understood examples, this book should be read by every business owner in the US!
Review Summary: A Must Read for Small to Medium Sized Businesses
Review: As CEO of a small to mid-size company, the continuing increases for the cost of health insurance caused me to look for alternatives. I kept hearing about health savings accounts and found various articles, but no one complete, independent source until I came across The Small Business Guide to HSAs.
Ms. Laing's easy-to-follow book with its charts and summaries explains what HSAs are and compares them to other insurances, lays out the criteria of determining if HSAs are a good alternative for your business, tells you how to set-up an HSA program (including how to check-out the reliability of vendors), and then how to implement one within your organization; plus there is an informative companion website, HSAfinder.com. The Small Business Guide to HSAs is a must read for any one thinking of using an HSA for their business.
Jane Harvey, CEO of Zone Trading
Customer Rating:
Review Summary: Important information for small business owners
Review: Very informative, with 'real world' examples of how HSAs can work for most small and medium-size businesses. As a banker who has worked with companies of these sizes for over 20 years, I would reccomend this book to any business owner who is looking for a way to control costs and keep employees happy.
It is easy to read and well laid out. Use of jargon is minimal, and the text provides a comprehensive plan for the establishment, tracking and use of these accounts.
With input from many sources, and easily understood examples, this book should be read by every business owner in the US!