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Sales returns and allowances is not a liability rather these are expenses or reduction in actual sales
When a business collects Sales Tax, it owes it to the Sales tax collecting authority. Sales tax that has been collected but not paid to the Sales Tax collecting authority should be carried on the books as a liability.
Fixed expenses include rent or mortgage payments,depreciation on fixed assets (such as cars and office equipment),salaries and associated payroll costs, liability and other insurance, utilities, membership dues and subscriptions(which can sometimes be affected by sales volume),and legal and accounting costs.These expenses don't change, regardless of whether a company's revenue goes up or down.
There is no set premium for general liability. It all depends on the type of business you have and the premium is typically based on one of a few things (gross sales, payroll, square footage). An Ice Cream parlor isn't going to pay the same amount as an Accounting firm.
General liability insurance is required for your business as soon as you have something to protect, whether that be assets, sales, employees, a building, etc. We recommend you buy general liability insurance once you have a location, sales, employees, or anything to lose. GL Insurance helps you protect and defend your business from lawsuits.
52134-0-Door or Window Manufacturing.
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AnswerSales, payroll, number of professionals on staff, prior claim activity, years in business, types of services performed, geographic region and litigation history of the region, risk prevention methods you use to combat lawsuits.Answerthis depends on the type of business it is. Some are rated on sales, area, tickets sold, etc...need more specific information It also depends on the company providing the policy. Some rate on sales, payroll, area, etc. What type of business are you talking about and that will help? Your state insurance department is your best resource for insurance-related questions and concerns. Find information on insurance companies and agents, rate quotes and comparisons, insurance buying tips, claims filing information and much more!
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The cost of liability insurance is going to depend on a few factors. # What type of business it is? A CPA will pay a cheaper price than a plumbing contactor. # Where is the business located? The litigious climate is different everywhere so a CPA in Dallas is not going to pay the same as one in New York City. # The last factor will be what is the rate for the insurance based on? That will depend on two things the class of business and the carrier providing the quote. For example most carriers base their rates for contractors on payroll, where retail operations may be based on their sales. Your state insurance department is your best resource for insurance-related questions and concerns. Find information on insurance companies and agents, rate quotes and comparisons, insurance buying tips, claims filing information and much more! State Insurance Department websites: http://www.naic.org/state_web_map.htm
E&O Insurance for tech companies (AKA Professional liability insurance) is important because the general liability and BOP policies do not include any coverage for claims arising out of professional services rendered. Programming errors, bugs, glitches, etc are covered in this definition. If your company provides professional services, make sure you buy the E&O add on that can usually be offered with your BOP policy. Premium for IT liability insurance starts at $450 in California, the tech E&O add on is roughly $1,000 minimum but is based on your sales. Chris Larmore - Parenti Insurance
Sales returns and allowances is not a liability rather these are expenses or reduction in actual sales
It depends on where the Radiologist physician is practicing. For example: A Cook County Illinois Radiologist doctor will pay about $30k-$40k annually for their malpractice insurance depending on what discounts they qualify for. ****************************************************************** It really depends on many factors Payroll Sales for the incoming year values of property Past losses You need to give that information to rate premium
Commercial GL covers your business for damages alledged by a third party including bodily injury and property damage. When you start a company, you should purchase GL insurance when you have any of the following : Sales, assets, employees, a physical location.
Sales returns and allowances is not a liability rather these are expenses or reduction in actual sales