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Estimate additional or return premium at audit by comparing estimated and actual payroll or sales against the deposit premium.
Auditable policies such as workers comp and general liability are written on estimated exposure. After the term ends, the carrier audits the actual exposure and adjusts the premium. This calculator shows how much the insured will owe or get back.
Audited premium = max( Actual exposure ÷ Unit × Rate , Minimum premium ). Audit adjustment = Audited premium − Deposit premium.
Payroll estimated at $800,000 came in at $965,000. At $3.40 per $100, the audited premium is $32,810 — $5,610 more than the $27,200 deposit.
Report payroll increases mid-term so the carrier can endorse the estimate, or set the estimate realistically at renewal.
Yes — most policies keep the minimum premium even if actual exposure falls sharply.