Assessment and Collection of Premiums—Payrolls and Records.

  1. Law
  2. Revised Code of Washington
  3. Industrial Insurance
  4. Assessment and Collection of Premiums—Payrolls and Records.

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Section
51.16.035

Classifications—Premiums—Rules—Workers' compensation advisory committee recommendations.

Section
51.16.040

Occupational diseases.

Section
51.16.042

Occupational and environmental research facility.

Section
51.16.060

Quarterly report of payrolls.

Section
51.16.070

Employer's records—Unified business identifier—Confidentiality.

Section
51.16.090

Continuity of cost experience.

Section
51.16.100

Classification changes.

Section
51.16.105

Departmental expenses, financing, accounting.

Section
51.16.107

Information and training on premium liability.

Section
51.16.110

New businesses or resumed or continued operations.

Section
51.16.120

Distribution of further accident cost.

Section
51.16.130

Distribution of catastrophe cost.

Section
51.16.140

Premium liability of worker.

Section
51.16.150

Delinquent employers—Penalty after demand—Injunctive relief.

Section
51.16.155

Failure or refusal of employer to report or pay premiums due—Collection.

Section
51.16.160

Lien for payments due—Priority—Probate, insolvency, etc.

Section
51.16.170

Lien for premiums, assessments, contributions, and penalties—Priority—In general—Notice.

Section
51.16.180

Property acquired by state on execution.

Section
51.16.190

Limitation on collection actions.

Section
51.16.200

Payment of tax by employer quitting business—Liability of successor.

Section
51.16.210

Horse racing employment—Premiums.

Section
51.16.220

Reimbursement from disaster response account for nongovernment employees.

Section
51.16.230

Hospitals—Premiums—Rules—Reports.

Section
51.16.243

Farm internship program—Special risk class—Rules.