Benefits Administration
Workers Compensation
WC Premium Audit

2009 study of how much employer fraud exists

Explains premium audit's role in evaluating classification codes

Contractors need to keep particularly good records

There a many variables that go into the determination of a true independent contractor

How to cut premiums - warning signs that you are entitled to a refund

Misclassified or misrepresented payroll

Tips and advice

Information on premium deductions

A 2007 study of employer fraud related to workers compensation premiums

Designed to monitor the accuracy and consistency of carrier premium audits

Designed to assist policyholders in the premium audit process

What the premium auditor will ask for, etc.

A quick reference on the most common audit terms

Suggestions for preparing for your premium audit

Take the following recommended steps to assure a smooth premium audit

Although payroll is the most common component of remuneration, it is not the only one

Briefly describes insurance premium audit procedures

Answers frequently asked questions related to the premium audit process

Strapped employers scam workers' compensation duties

Brief description of five warning signs related to being overcharged on WC premiums

Answers to common questions about WC premium audits

The following FAQs will help you understand premium audit services

Some states addressing the issue

Understanding the basics and what records you need to have available for the WC audit

Explains myths and misconceptions that surround the Experience Modification Factor