WSIB Consultant

[KPtrans]

Looking for a professional WSIB consultant to assist us with preparing for an Audit.
Looking asap so that there is sufficient time to review, Date of audit is 4 weeks out, mid-December.
We do things by the book, so serious and professional inquiries only.

thank you,

 

[Henry]

Would you need a consultant? It should be a fairly simple task. i had an audit last year. There were no problems with the staff portion of the audit, but it became a bit of a problem as i use owner ops. It all worked out at the end.

 

[jonny-chicken]

Looking for a professional WSIB consultant to assist us with preparing for an Audit.
Looking asap so that there is sufficient time to review, Date of audit is 4 weeks out, mid-December.
We do things by the book, so serious and professional inquiries only.

thank you,

Hey KPtrans,

I would agree with Henry that this is probably not a big deal, as long as you don't have anything weird going on there... hahaaahaa...

Does their notice specify if they are auditing premiums or is it some other kind of audit?

I've been through a WSIB premium audit and it was pretty simple. They just wanted to see some payroll records and make sure we were paying premiums for for everyone.

Good luck and let us know how it goes please.

 

[TRKINSURE]

This is the man you need to speak with:

Robert Hopkins Professional Corporation | Helping Ontario Employers Since 1982

wsibhelp.ca

He’s done countless presentations at insurers and safety groups. His name is gold in the industry. Call Bob.

 

[lowmiler88]

if you are paying everything you should then no need for a review, if you prove to them that you are doing things right but they find a mistake they should not come down very hard on you. If you are a repeat offender then all bets are off.

 

[bubba-one]

I've had 2 audits in the past 17 years, they come in heavy handed tell you you can't do this or that, then when they review the details tell you all is good. Said they would be there 2-3 days, left after 4 hrs with all good. 1st audit I got a credit of $ 175 and the second one we owed about $175, both were due to an employee retirement RRSP contribution that failed to be included as payroll. Just tell them you have your pajamas and tooth brush ready if they want to lock you up for doing your best, haha