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Ken R. Ashworth is the Founding Attorney of Ashworth Law in Henderson, Nevada. He focuses his practice on asset protection, business litigation, estate planning, and tax litigation. Ashworth has practiced law since 1992 and is admitted to the State Bar of Nevada. He earned his J.D. from Pepperdine University School of Law in Malibu, California, in 1990. His work includes advising clients on legal matters involving businesses, estates, asset protection, and tax disputes.

LATEST ARTICLES BY: Ken R. Ashworth

Nevada Commerce Tax Update – June 2019

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Last Modified on Oct 21, 2019

The Nevada State Legislature modified the filing requirements for the Nevada Commerce Tax. Businesses with gross revenue below four million dollars for the July 1through June 30th fiscal year no longer have to file a return.  Only businesses with gross revenue of four million dollars or more are required to file a return and pay… (Keep reading)

Who do I choose?

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Last Modified on Oct 21, 2019

Things happen that are beyond our capacity. For instance, you receive a letter from the IRS stating they are going to audit your tax information for the past years. Another example can be that a family member has passed and left you as the trustee of their estate.  What do you do?  First off, take… (Keep reading)

Memorial Day

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Last Modified on May 24, 2019

ABC’s Of Litigation

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Last Modified on Jun 02, 2025

A:  Appeals, Answer and Agreement. Appeal: Almost any outcome in one court can be appealed to the next higher court.  Some decisions of the Justice Court, for example, can be appealed to the District Court, and likewise, a decision of the District Court can be appealed to either the Nevada Court of Appeals or the… (Keep reading)

IRS Tipping Payouts

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Last Modified on Jun 02, 2025

Business is good right now for anybody willing to turn tax cheats in to the IRS. Last year, the Service awarded more than $312 million to tipsters, according to a report released in February. This is exponentially greater than the then-record year of $125 million in 2012. Why? Because the 2018 tax collection results from… (Keep reading)

Communication in the Work Place

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Last Modified on May 08, 2019

Communication is the core to a productive and successful work environment.  Communicating is vital between co-workers; it prevents misunderstandings and conflict and creates a healthy ,peaceful environment. Communication gives you the tools to understand your co-workers and their needs to build a successful business.  It is also vital for client relations.  It is very important… (Keep reading)

Are you Ready for Retirement?

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Last Modified on Mar 12, 2025

When Social Security was created, it was meant to supplement a person’s other retirement savings.  Too many Americans today, however, do not have other retirement savings and do depend on Social Security as their only income in retirement.  Many of those who had retirement savings were forced to tap into those accounts during the recession… (Keep reading)

Estate Planning For The Single Parent

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Last Modified on Apr 26, 2019

You might be thinking why would I need an Estate Plan if I’m a single parent, aren’t they just for couples?  No, they are not just for couples.  An Estate Plan can help single parents.  Since Nevada does not use the Uniform Probate Code the procedures are not considered streamlined.  Having an Estate Plan can… (Keep reading)