overhead expense

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indirect expense

Overhead expense; expense indirectly incurred and not directly chargeable to a specific project or task.

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Conversely, the premiums of business overhead expense policies are tax deductible to the business, but the benefits are taxable to the business when paid.

Consider disability income protection

Keep in mind that business overhead expense insurance doesn't replace the personal disability insurance you need to have--it supplements your personal coverage.

BOE policy from Ameritas brings new benefits to the market for physician practices

However, only one in four business owners--24 percent--has an individual disability insurance (IDI) policy, fewer than one in 10 (9 percent) of business owners have key person disability insurance, and fewer than one in 20 (4 percent) have a disability overhead expense plan in place.

Four Cross-Sell Income Protection Products for Agency Growth

Figure 1: Per Client Cost Rise Median Overhead Expense per Client, 2008-2010 Overhead Expense per Client 2008 $2.197 2009 $2.287 2010 $2.431 Source: FA Insight proprietary survey data, 2011 Note: Table made from bar graph.

Growth and austerity: balancing growth and austerity requires discipline

Other optional coverages are unique to business overhead expense insurance (e.g., a professional replacement rider covering the cost of hiring someone to perform the insured's duties).

Business overhead expense insurance

The addition of these solutions complements the company's portfolio of disability insurance products and solutions, which include individual disability income, DI retirement security, overhead expense, and disability buy-out.

Principal Financial Group: disability insurance

Many business reducing term buyers also buy overhead expense coverage.

Business reducing term DI backs loans when firms change hands

There's been a resurgence in business overhead-expense insurance that reimburses a physician's practice for specific overhead expenses if the business-owner physician becomes disabled.

On call: insurers are making some big--and enticing--changes to disability insurance for physicians, but there's still an untapped market in need of the coverage

If job supervisors spend part of their time on administration--for example, filling out daily field reports, ordering and receiving materials, and coordinating, with the contractor and/or subcontractors--this time should be estimated and included in direct job overhead expense. If the rest of a supervisor's time is spent in direct labor, it should be included in labor costs.

Chapter 15 Overhead expenses

A tax-deductible Business Overhead Expense (BOE) plan from Ameritas Life could be the answer to these questions.

Business overhead expense insurance

It is designed to cover ongoing overhead expenses when owners are sick or hurt.

MassMutual Disability Policy Targets Small Businesses

If there is no one else available to run the business (as in the case of a sole proprietor) the client might also want to consider business overhead expense insurance.