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Information on this page is provided to help L&I's constituents better understand how Washington State's Industrial Insurance Fund (known as the "State Fund") is managed.
See how the rates in your industry change in 2009. You'll also find additional information about historical and average premium rates.
Please see the 2008 Year in Review: Washington's Workers' Compensation Program (F200‑015‑000) for an overview of the State Fund.
In the 2008 Annual Report for the Washington State Fund (F101‑086‑000), you'll find:
These reports are based on statutory accounting principles and practices as promulgated by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, as would be required of any property and casualty insurance enterprise in the United States when reporting its financial condition to insurance regulators. This accounting basis is used to allow regulation of insurance solvency and the stability of premium rates.
These reports show only the Basic Plan that includes the:
These Industrial Insurance Fund Financial Information reports typically become available in January for the preceeding fiscal year ending June 30.
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| 2008 GAAP report |
| 2008 SAP report |
| 2007 GAAP & SAP reports |
| Past reports |
| Ten year summary of Washington State Industrial Insurance Fund |
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If you have questions about the financial reports or need additional financial information, please e-mail Sharon Elias, Chief Accounting Officer, at elia235@Lni.wa.gov.
The State of Washington's CAFR is audited by the State Auditor's Office and follow generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). The GAAP State Fund financial reports are included as a major business activity and can be found within the State of Washington's CAFR.
The schedules accompanying the statements break out the Basic Plan that includes only the Accident, Medical Aid and Pension Funds combined from the Supplemental Pension Plan.
The CAFR reports (www.ofm.wa.gov) typically become available in January for the preceeding year.
Related State Fund Information explains how Washington State:
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