They do this because your premium is based on Payroll or Sales. You estimated this at the begining of they year when you policy was written. They do the ...

It's possible. An audit can either lead to an increase or decrease in your premium—it's entirely based on the accuracy of the information you provide to us, and on changes in ...

The premium or excess portion of overtime wages may be deducted from gross wages to determine your workers compensation insurance premium. Below is an example to help illustrate this point.  ...

Track each employee's individual actual job duties and keep payroll records that reflect how many hours an employee works on different activities. For example, if an employee spends 20 hours of ...

There are physical audits and voluntary audits. In a voluntary audit (also known as a mail-in audit), the carrier will send you a payroll information form that you fill out and ...