Key
Person Insurance specializes in the sale of personal
disability insurance as well as business overhead expense
disability insurance. If you are the owner of a business
where you are the primary source of business revenue,
business overhead expense insurance can make sure that
you have a business to return to in the event of your
disability.
Request a quote
for a BOE policy below, and one of our agents will
provide you with a quote for this tax-deductible insurance
policy. Business Overhead will
reimburse your business for deductible overhead expenses that occur even
while
you are disabled such as employee salaries, insurance premiums, lease payments
and utilities. Keyman will offer as much as $30,000 a month in overhead expense
insurance, and our agency will write policies for as little as $5,000 a month.
Request a quote now to make sure that you have a business to come back to.
In the event of your disability, you can deduct the
annual premiums for this type
of insurance. Please provide all of the necessary information and click on send now and Key
Person Insurance will review your request.
Business Overhead Expense Insurance
In the event that a business owner is disabled, business overhead
expense insurance provides funds that can be used to recover
certain operational expenses of the company. The income provided
by a business overhead policy should allow the company to
continue operations during the business owner’s disability.
Policies are usually purchased for short term periods ranging
from 12-24
months depending on the needs of the business. They are designed
to “buy time” while the business owner recovers
from a disability. If the disability is expected to be long
term or permanent, the company can be sold at fair market
value or dissolved. A Business overhead insurance
policy usually most important for small business owners or those
with their
own technical practice
such as physicians, attorneys, accountants, etc.
What
is business overhead expense insurance?
How
does business overhead expense insurance work?
Typical
expenses covered under a business overhead policy
Expenses
not covered in a business overhead policy
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