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Download Arizona ROC-required exemption forms and understand the requirements for workers' compensation exemptions for contractors and business owners.
Exemption forms must be filed properly with Arizona ROC
Exemptions mean no workers' comp coverage for injuries
Employees must still have workers' compensation coverage
Before filing an exemption: Understand that exempting yourself from workers' compensation means you will have NO coverage for work-related injuries. This is a serious decision that affects your financial protection and legal compliance.
Professional consultation recommended: We strongly recommend speaking with an insurance professional before filing exemption forms to understand all implications and alternatives.
Arizona allows certain business owners and contractors to exempt themselves from workers' compensation requirements under specific circumstances.
For individual contractors working alone without employees
Form Required: ROC Form 6A
For corporate officers who want to exempt themselves from coverage
Form Required: ROC Form 6B
For partners in a partnership business structure
Form Required: ROC Form 6C
For LLC members seeking exemption from workers compensation
Form Required: ROC Form 6D
These are the official Arizona Registrar of Contractors forms required for workers' compensation exemptions. All forms must be completed accurately and filed properly.
Sole Proprietor Exemption Form
Corporate Officer Exemption Form
Partnership Exemption Form
LLC Member Exemption Form
Before filing for workers' compensation exemption, carefully consider these important risks and potential consequences.
If you're injured on the job, you'll have no workers' compensation benefits for medical expenses, lost wages, or disability payments.
You may be personally liable for medical costs and lost income if injured while working on a project.
Some clients may require all contractors to have workers' compensation coverage, limiting your business opportunities.
Improper exemption filing or changes in business structure can result in penalties and legal issues.
Maintain full workers' compensation coverage for complete protection and peace of mind while working.
Consider supplemental accident insurance to provide some protection if you choose to file an exemption.
Speak with an insurance professional to explore all options and understand the best choice for your situation.
Review your business structure with legal and insurance professionals to optimize protection and costs.
Don't navigate exemption decisions alone. Our experienced team can help you understand your options and make the best choice for your business.
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