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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of insurance do sole proprietors typically need in Canada?
Sole proprietors in Canada should consider several types of insurance based on their specific business activities. Common types include professional liability insurance, general liability insurance, property insurance, and cyber liability insurance. The particular needs can vary depending on the nature of the services or products offered.
Is insurance mandatory for sole proprietors in Canada?
While not all types of insurance are mandatory, certain professions may require specific coverages as part of regulatory or licensing requirements. For example, healthcare, engineering, or financial services professionals often need professional liability insurance to operate legally.
How does professional liability insurance protect sole proprietors?
Professional liability insurance, also known as errors and omissions insurance, protects sole proprietors from claims of negligence, mistakes, or failures to perform that result in a financial loss to a client. This is essential for anyone who provides advice, services, or consulting.
What is the difference between professional liability insurance and general liability insurance?
Professional liability insurance covers claims related to the performance of professional services or advice that result in a client's financial loss. General liability insurance covers claims of physical injury or property damage. For instance, if a client slips and falls in your office, general liability would cover this.
Can sole proprietors deduct insurance premiums on their taxes?
In Canada, sole proprietors can typically deduct business-related insurance premiums, such as liability and property insurance, as business expenses on their tax returns. This does not usually include personal insurance, such as health or life insurance.