Business insurance

19
Nov

Recognizing Employee Requests for ADA Accommodations

Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), employers with at least 15 employees must grant employee requests for ADA accommodations, except in cases where such accommodation would lead to “undue hardship.” It is worth noting that under the ADA, accommodations do not mean special treatment. In fact, in most cases, they benefit all employees. The Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) laws

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8
Oct

4 Questions to Ask About Insurance before Launching an Online Store

Thanks to business models such as affiliate marketing and drop shipping, all you need to start an e-commerce business today is an internet connection and an internet-enabled device. To put it another way, you do not even need to keep the products you sell in stock. However, similar to a brick-and-mortar business, an e-commerce business is also exposed to liability

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24
Sep

Affordability Percentages Will Increase for 2021

On July 21, 2020, the IRS released the ACA affordability percentages for 2021. These changes take effect for taxable plan years beginning January 1, 2021. Here are important details to know so you’re prepared to adjust affordability percentages. Understanding the ACA Update The IRS updated contribution percentages for 2021 for employer-sponsored coverage on July 21, 2020. This coverage will be

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9
Jul

4 Critical Mistakes to Avoid When Filing Insurance Claims as a Small Business Owner

Running a small business involves some risks. Natural disasters, equipment failures, and accidents that result in injuries can put your business in a difficult position. The best way to save your business from these risks is to buy a comprehensive business insurance policy. However, to make the most out of the claims process, you need to avoid these mistakes that

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2
Jul

4 Ways to Rebuild Small Businesses

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced several small businesses to remain shut down. According to a survey, 92% of small businesses have experienced adverse effects due to the pandemic. Here are some ways to rebuild your small business after COVID-19. 1. Update All Financial Records Go through all your financial statements and assess how much damage has occurred. Compare this year’s numbers

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