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- Report payroll pay premiums - WorkSafeBC
Report payroll pay premiums As an employer, your responsibilities include reporting your payroll and paying your premiums; even if you have zero payroll or owe zero premiums, you must still report your payroll We offer a number of convenient ways for you to do so
- Report pay for your clients - WorkSafeBC
You can ask your clients to grant you access to report their payroll and pay premiums through their online WorkSafeBC account This option may be convenient if you do not want to collect account numbers and payroll report IDs for each reporting period
- Online Report - WorkSafeBC
You’ll need your account number and payroll report ID (from the payroll report we sent you) Reporting your payroll and or making payments this way gives you access to advanced features, such as seeing your historical account activity and paying by either credit card or direct debit
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More Insurance topics How do I Get a clearance letter Report payroll and pay premiums Learn key dates and deadlines Find my classification unit Request a review of a decision
- Annual Payroll Report and Payment - WorkSafeBC
Annual Payroll Report and Payment Guide A guide to help employers report their payroll and pay their premiums using Form 1810
- Dates deadlines - WorkSafeBC
In January, you will receive an Annual Payroll Report and Payment (formerly Employer Payroll and Contract Labour Report), so you can report your payroll for the previous year
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Insurance Clearance letters, apply for coverage, report payroll and pay premiums, account management
- Manage your account - WorkSafeBC
As an employer, you're responsible for reporting your payroll, paying your premiums, and updating your account details Learn more by browsing the pages in this section of the website
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