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Only 70% of Private Equity Firms Regularly Review Conflicts of Interest Policies, Says UK FSA » On 03 Sep 2008 in MM-Record Keeping, MM-Regulators, MiFIDMonitor.com A thematic review of the management of conflicts of interest within private equity firms has found the “key concerns” that fewer than 80% of the firms surveyed maintain formal conflict of interest policies and procedures.

That is the main thing I can say right now. I won't be blogging much for a little while as I'm in the midst of dealing with my father's latest and most serious health crisis. What I most want to share from the experience is this: If you don't have a will or a health proxy, you must make one: DO IT

That is the main thing I can say right now. I won't be blogging much for a little while as I'm in the midst of dealing with my father's latest and most serious health crisis. What I most want to share from the experience is this: If you don't have a will or a health proxy, you must make one: DO IT

Today I am busy doing my final homeschool planning. I created a homeschool field trip form to log our outings during the school year. I have a pdf version as well as a doc version for those who want to fill it in on their computer rather than write on the form.

[First appeared in The Times on 31 July, 2008] Everybody has some kind of talent. Whether it is painting, acting, cooking, knitting, the list of things people can be good at is infinite. I have an unusual talent. I’m pretty believe that I’m the only person in the whole world with this ‘talent’, don’t worry it’s got nothing to do with being double-jointed.

HMRC powers - record keeping Posted on July 30, 2008 by Cathy Corns HMRC is being given the power to set out what records should be kept and preserved. For these purposes, the records extend to include supporting documents such as vouchers and receipts, and the list can be extended to items specified in any notice published by HMRC.

School time is around the corner so I’ve printed off my “peace of mind” sheets! On this pile of paper I write what the kids do and learn daily. I’ll start recording information on August 18th and keep 180 days of records. I do this, totally, for my own comfort as my state doesn’t require records.

In this blog I would like to give a little bit of the drive and the motivation behind creating the Mileage Expense Tracker. Well those of you who have visited our site and signed up for the MET know that it is a free and useful tool to keep your mileage expenses and record your business trips.

3 Tips For Keeping Proper Tax Records For Your Home Business - And Keeping The IRS Happy! The last thing most people think about when starting a business is doing taxes. But proper planning will make doing your taxes much easier - and keep the IRS happy!

3 Tips For Keeping Proper Tax Records For Your Home Business - And Keeping The IRS Happy! Posted by admin on July 23rd, 2008 filed in Retirement Plan The last thing most people think about when starting a business is doing taxes.