Business Insurance General Liability
About how much is in general liability insurance for a repair of stucco and stone?
I am currently working for someone has a stucco and stone repair. He has "demanded" that I can get a general liability insurance and I pay him. About how 1,000,000.00 in coverage will cost me for 6 months? Am I really responsible for paying for it? I have 28 and I live in Columbus, Ohio, if that helps. I'm really only Vaughan looking for an estimate. I know that the most detail when it comes to something like this. Baseball Stadium … Thanks! 
Well, you can not buy for six months. Or rather, six months will cost the same as a full year. And for a man, probably between $ 1,500 and $ 2,000. You have to pay that in its entirety, because it is a seasonal business. And if you cancel it halfway, you will not receive a refund – the kind that is working to have to pay for six months – so do not make you happy. Your boss is trying to get out of paying workers comp coverage and gl for IT, and is trying to call a subcontractor. Probably unless you can hire someone else to show and he does not care, it will not work. Be sure to add that $ 2,000 for the cost of "work" and in addition, taxes on payroll and employment taxes. If you do it this way, its costs will be more than $ 2,000, with all-employment taxes own.
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