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How would you approach BI for a customer whose business is struggling and their financials are showing losses from the prior and current year?

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How would you approach BI for a customer whose business is struggling and their financials are showing losses from the prior and current year?

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The Business Income definition is lost profit plus continuing expenses, or continuing expenses minus business loss. Businesses operating at a loss will only be paid their continuing expenses minus the amount of the operating loss. They will not be reimbursed for expenses higher than their income. It is a good idea in this case to review the financial status regularly to determine if the insurance limit needs to be adjusted.

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