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Naily [24]
3 years ago
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Under the HIPAA Security Rule, which is NOT considered a covered entity (CE)?

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A business associate
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Cash      800000

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   Equity    136217

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2) We need amortization schedule for this requirement

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Interest Expense          39827

               Liability              39827

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Liability                       21783

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Fair Value At 31-Dec-2016  =         668000

Gain on Fair valuation        =          13827

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