Workers Compensation Insurance - Affordable Premiums from Intuit

Easily Pay Workers' Compensation Premiums When You Run Payroll

Intuit has partnered with The Hartford to offer a "pay as you go" workers' compensation insurance payment service, XactPay Web® that:

Helps improve cash flow by eliminating large down payments

Automatically calculates premiums based on actual QuickBooks Payroll data

Helps to minimize the potential for year-end audit adjustments

Learn about Workers' Compensation Insurance

The information on this website is provided to you by Employee Matters Insurance Agency, Inc (License #0C97555), a licensed insurance agency (Stratford, CT principal place of business Mountain View, CA) and an affiliate of Intuit Inc. to provide you with important insurance information. EMIA is an authorized broker for The Hartford Insurance company.

QuickBooks® is a registered trademark and service mark of Intuit Inc. in the United States and other countries, and is displayed herein with permission. XactPAY Web® is a special edition for QuickBooks users with (1) a 2007 or newer version of any PC Desktop version of QuickBooks, and (2) a subscription for Intuit QuickBooks Basic, Standard, Enhanced or Assisted Payroll (XactPAY Web is not available to QuickBooks Online Payroll subscribers). The purchase of a Hartford Workers' Compensation policy is necessary to utilize the XactPAY Web service. All insurance policies offered by The Hartford are sold through licensed insurance producers or agents appointed by The Hartford. All Hartford coverages described in this document may be offered, subject to a complete underwriting review, by one or more of the property and casualty insurance company affiliates of Hartford Fire Insurance Company.Intuit Inc. is not a licensed insurance producer or agent of The Hartford. Employee Matters Insurance Agency, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Intuit Inc., is an appointed agent of all or some of the property and casualty insurance company subsidiaries of The Hartford. Intuit Inc. receives a royalty fee from The Hartford in connection with The Hartford's use of the Intuit name, marks and other property, which are used for purposes of marketing the XactPAY Web service.