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James Feiden
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  • Davis Junction, IL
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Workers Comp question

James Feiden
  • Investor
  • Davis Junction, IL
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Hello, I currently own 36 rental homes. To add an extra hedge of protection and picked up Worker's Comp. Couple questions: If you have a sub do any work should you make sure they show a workers comp insurance plan? Should you 1099 everyone? My insurance company is treating all companies who I did not 1099 and cannot produce a certificate of liability as an employee. Basically I've got to pay a percentage into the workers comp plan for their services. The certificate of liability needs to be the workers comp coverage. A recent audit indicates I'll have to pay workers comp for about $40,000 in wages as I cannot produce Certs and 1099s. Anyone dealing with some similar situation? Thanks greatly appreciated!

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