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Is a subcontractor required to carry workers’ compensation insurance if he/she is a sole proprietor?

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Is a subcontractor required to carry workers’ compensation insurance if he/she is a sole proprietor?

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A. Sole proprietors with no employees are not required to carry workers’ compensation insurance. However, detailed information must be provided to your insurer to prove that the individual is a true independent contractor. If your insurer determines that the sole proprietor is your employee, you will be charged for his/her payroll as per the appropriate classes on your policy. It is your responsibility to provide your insurer with all appropriate documentation to resolve their employment status.

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