Tuesday, 13 March 2012

Motor Trade Insurance For Small Business

If you work in trades associated with cars or the automotive industry there will likely be times when you will need to drive cars that don't belong to you. For example moving new stock around in a car dealership or test driving a customers vehicle after you have carried out some service or maintenance on it. Driving cars in this manner for business purposes clearly cannot be allowed under a normal private motor insurance policy, however it would be impractical if not impossible to add named vehicles onto any type of policy in the course of your normal days work. For this reason a special class of commercial motor insurance exists...

Remember Business Insurance Deductions!

I have talked to a lot of small business owners. Most of them are very clever and hard working people who are very motivated when it comes to running their business. But they may not like to think about taxes and insurance that much. Those things can be regarded as chores that business owners wish they did not have to deal with. But most businesses need to use different insurance policies as a way to lower operating risks. Insurance, in turn, is an operating expense. A lot of it can be deducted from taxes. This can reduce business tax bills. It also reduces the real cost of the business policies! Spending a little time researching...

Commercial Insurance Combined Policies

Commercial Insurance is a wide genre with many business types, covers and risks. A commercial insurance combined policy is modular with a basic set of cover options included. This allows various risks and cover options to be added to the policy as desired by an individual business in an incremental fashion or at a later date during the policy term, if business needs require. The modularity of the underwriting and premium calculation allows proposers to tailor the covers to fit their individual trade or business insurance requirements whilst retaining the widest range of policy options to cover all enterprises requirements, under...

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