Ehouse Global Inc (EHOS)

[DD_dempsey]

Balamidas - it's an even better Scott Johnson, IMO buddy

It is my opinion, that you will find far greater appeal to this SCOTT JOHNSON --a preeminent figure in the accounting world involving the legal medical MJ industry. He is a HIGHLY respected CPA and REGULATOR for the medical marijuana and legal marijuana industries.

Check out his resume here -->>

http://www.mgocpa.com/people/scott-p-johnson/

https://www.cannabisbusinessexecutive.com/2016/07/getting-ahead-compliance-curve-california/

Regulator’s Perspective

MGO CPA and Advisors is working directly with city and county regulatory authorities in California to help manage the state’s Medical Marijuana Tax (MMT) initiatives. They will perform financial assessments and audits on cannabis operations.

“As cities and countries across the State of California face increasing cost pressure, many government executives are planning to turn to Medical Marijuana businesses as a source of additional tax revenue. At a minimum, this strategy is the logical choice for meeting the unique cost burden driven directly by the marijuana industry. At a maximum, taxation has the potential to ease cost pressures in other areas of the budget,” said Scott P. Johnson, the State and Local Government Advisory Services Partner at MGO CPA and Advisors.

“Creating a regulatory tax system is critical not only to promote fiscal strategies but it can also be helpful to provide marijuana businesses to comply with safety and control policies related to the product and its distribution,” said Johnson.

As more agencies get involved, the risk increases to cannabis businesses for fines, penalties, and administrative actions. If state and local municipalities share a compliance notification process, the state or local infraction could lead to multiple agencies levying fines and penalties. Unfortunately, this is already a common occurrence in Colorado. When the State of Colorado Marijuana Enforcement Division levies fines and penalties, many local city/county agencies will often duplicate the violation at the local level. This ‘waterfall’ penalty effect can be extremely detrimental to an upstart business.

How to Prepare for Compliance in California

How do cannabis businesses in California get ready? Know in advance the regulatory impacts for your business license types and various ownership rules. Limits or restrictions on types of vertical integration will have an impact on most cannabis business license types. Get ahead of the regulatory curve and start with a compliance-centric, standard operating procedure-driven business model. Success in California will start with regulatory and financial compliance.

IT IS MY OPINION - that it is this Scott Johnson - who Secretary and Director of CALIPHARMS, Bryan Wayne Geer hired to be the director of $EHOS so that he may counsel them on how to work with the not for profit KGET with the FOR Profit $EHOS.