From the monthly archives: February 2015
This year there will be new challenges for everyone that files taxes. There is a new employer reporting system for Health Plan Coverage that the IRS will need in order to collect data to see if we are eligible to avoid the individual penalty. Continue reading
By: Adam Liptak (New York Times) February 2015
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court has … Continue reading
The median index rate for workers’ compensation insurance fell to an all-time low in 2014 to $1.85 per $100 of payroll. Continue reading
Property insurance is one of the first types of insurance a business or property owner needs to have in place. Property insurance protects a businesses physical property against loss or loss of its income-producing abilities. The basic commercial property insurance policy protects a businesses investment in the building itself. Continue reading
A “safe driver” is every insurance companies dream client. They, much like the good driver, are easy to insure. The safe driver doesn’t typically get in car accidents, harm other drivers on the road, or receive moving violations. Continue reading
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority on Tuesday scheduled a special board meeting on Friday to consider acquisition of the 60-year-old Strip resort for $182.5 million. Continue reading
All over the nation, healthcare costs are hurting small businesses. So much so that only 54% of small and medium sized businesses offer traditional healthcare to their workers today. The cost of healthcare is a huge small business challenge, leaving owners desperate for ways to lower the cost while still providing a health benefit to employees.
Is there any silver lining? Yes. Compared to a decade ago, you have new options to lower healthcare costs. Continue reading
The Affordable Care Act’s second open enrollment period ended on Sunday. Well, almost. Some computer problems over the weekend have led the administration to give a one-week extension to people who tried and failed to sign up Continue reading
