How do you calculate insurance payments? I am starting a business and would like to know so I can calculate it
Calculating insurance for general liability, commercial property, workers' compensation, and bribery/robbery.
The easiest way of doing this would be to call a few insurance providers and ask them for quotes.
Your premium is going to depend on the type of business you're doing and type of coverage you want. It's also going to be highly sensitive to location. Get in touch with local brokers and shop around.
get all your information together (payroll, sales, etc) and call your agent for a quote
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Depends on the type of business. General liability is rated based on payrolls, or gross receipts, or number of units, or square footage, and very occasionally, the rate is pulled out of thin air (called "a" rated). When you get real quotes, ask the agent to provide the rate and the rating basis.
Commercial property is rated based on either cost to rebuild, functional replacement cost, or actual cash value, all of which must be calculated for the building – factors that affect it are sprinkler systems, fire protection (ie, how far the fire department is), construction type, age of building, and type of occupants.
Bribery isn't a coverage, sorry. Robbery is based on alarm system type, the amount of cash on hand, and the safe type. Workers comp is strictly based on payroll.
Hope it helps.
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The easiest way of doing this would be to call a few insurance providers and ask them for quotes.
Your premium is going to depend on the type of business you're doing and type of coverage you want. It's also going to be highly sensitive to location. Get in touch with local brokers and shop around.
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