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question, as a cpa now, do i need some type of liability insurance?
Posted by
tRuMaN (what?) (aka Truman)
Jun 18 '12, 10:02
or should the firm i work for policy cover me?
i ask, cause i keep getting letters offering me such.
Responses:
Tru - no idea if they have it there - but here - we give really good group discounts for CPA's on their home and auto insurance with 4 or 5 of our
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JenBro
Jun 18, 10:50
You'll have to ask the boss. Seeing the policy is not a bad idea to see if it has exclusions he is "forgetting". -- nm
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spamlet (iPhone)
Jun 18, 10:11
call up your Institute office and ask. -- nm
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Beaker
Jun 18, 10:10
probably should ask you boss if the firm's policy needs to be extended or if it's a blanket thing, and gauge his reaction
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zork
Jun 18, 10:09
should be covered under your firm's policy -- nm
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Beaker
Jun 18, 10:03
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(assuming his boss is that prudent) -- nm
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Beryllium
Jun 18, 10:05
*stifles laugh*
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oblique
Jun 18, 10:05
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