As a small business owner, you may already hold Public Liability insurance*. But do you know exactly what your policy does and does not cover?

If you’re a sole trader or small business owner, you know how important it is to protect your work and your customers. Even when you take care, accidents can still happen. Without insurance, you could face large legal or compensation costs that might seriously affect your business.

Public Liability insurance. It’s one of those fundamental covers that most SMEs are familiar with.

Public Liability and Professional Indemnity are two of the most common types of business insurance in Australia. They both cover compensation claims, but the main distinction is the types of events and risks covered.

Accountants are finance and business management professionals who play an important role in business transactions. They review, organise and analyse financial information to improve a company’s financial health and wellbeing.

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From the serene hills and valleys that make the state’s iconic wine region to the laidback atmosphere that fills the streets of Adelaide and the mild days filled with sunshine year-round, there are plenty of reasons to start a small business in South Australia.

For many business owners, business insurance can be a bit of a head-scratcher. Do you need it if you work from home? What’s the difference between Workers’ Comp and Personal Accident & Illness insurance? How much cover is enough, anyway?