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Last month you received your first Notice of Estimated Annual Premium from the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation (BWC) in the mail.

Under the new prospective billing system, you will receive the Notice of Estimated Annual Premium every year in May. The notice is not a bill, but it’s an estimate to aid you in budgeting for your workers’ compensation premiums. We have created three instructional videos (see the links below) to help you understand the notice and how you can choose a premium payment schedule that works for you.

In early July, you also received your last payroll report for retrospective billing from us. Please be sure to complete the payroll information. Also, if you are eligible, you owe no premium for the January 1 – June 30 period. To receive this transition credit, you must be in an active, reinstated or debtor-in-possession status as of July, 1, 2015.

Learn more with a FREE webinar!

To learn more about process changes, timelines and the transition credit associated with prospective billing, sign up for one of our FREE webinars.

For your convenience, we’re offering these webinars at various times in the weeks ahead. For more information or to register, visit our prospective billing webinars page.

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MIRA is a good organization, I’ve been with them for 8 years. They have a lot of programs for many businesses, and we’re able to use the coupon program and get discounts from various vendors. Most people who take advantage of the programs end up coming back and using them for different things.

Hessam LahoudAirport Convenience Food Mart

Since we had our stores in Detroit, it was the thing to do. All store owners understood the value MIRA brought for a grocery store. Today at Market Basket of Franklin, the Nestle rebate program is great for us. Also, the DTE program is our best saver – we receive free pull-down shields to cover our dairy and produce – it, has helped our refrigeration and, has allowed us to save money on electricity costs.

Carl HakimMarket Basket

MIRA helps us have a larger voice in the government as it relates to the food industry. We have connections with many city leaders and hopefully that helps us compete with the big businesses that are moving into Detroit because of tax incentives.

Calvin PattahFood Pride, Detroit MI

There is a need for everyone in a specific industry to work together for a common goal to implement change in the common scheme. It’s much easier to do this in a group, as opposed to sitting on the sidelines and allowing one peorson to take the lead while you reap the benefits. It’s very important for you to be a part of the group, be a team player, and be a member of that organization – especially in this industry. Membership in the association provides networking opportunities.

Terry BurnsMichigan Auto Dealers Association, Executive Director

It is important to be involved in what is happening in the gasoline and convenience store industry. MIRA is always on the cutting edge of what is going on, as well as the issues that arrive daily.”

“It’s important to promote MIRA because it is such a wonderful organization for people in our industry to become a part of so they can receive all the benefits that are available to them.”

Vickie HobbsWhitehall Shell, Columbbus OH

My dad has been a member of MIRA for a very long time. All of his stores are members, and it’s a great organization. I feel its programs will be very helpful to its members as the organization keeps growing.

Jacob GarmoLavish Vodka Cocktail