Reporting to the WCB

Learn about reporting wages, contractors and payroll statement, as well as paying premiums, requesting letters of good standing or clearances and premium rates.

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Pay your premiums and report wages and contractors

Pay employer premiums

Learn what you’ll need to make a payment, what happens if payment is late and how to check your statement balance.

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Employer’s Payroll Statement (EPS)

Learn how to submit your Employer’s Payroll Statement (EPS), when the WCB must receive your payroll statement each year and who is required to complete an EPS each year.

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Reporting contractors

Learn the WCB’s definitions of workers and contractors of your business, when to report someone you’re paying who is not on your payroll to the WCB and how to report contractors to the WCB.

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Maximum assessable earnings

Learn this year’s maximum assessable wage rate and how to calculate your workers’ earnings to ensure you are not reporting incorrectly.

Reporting assessable earnings for injury claims

Learn more about when to report assessable earnings to the WCB on active claims and what they typically include.

Letters of good standing and clearances

Learn the difference between a letter of good standing and a clearance and how to request them.

Classification and premium rate setting

Learn what the current year’s industry premium rates are, how employers are grouped together and how premium rates are determined each year.

Employer appeals

Get details on the appeal process for employers, what information and forms you need to file an appeal, how to appoint someone to act on your behalf and how to request information. There are two aspects to an employer appeal: appealing a decision on your worker’s injury claim and appealing a decision on your employer account. Find out more here.