Rule 69L-6.015, F.A.C.,

The Florida Division of Workers' Compensation has adopted Rules 69L-6.015 and 69L-6.027, Florida Administrative Code.  The rules became effective on March 21, 2017.

Rule 69L-6.015, F.A.C., deletes the requirement for corporations with exempt officers who are engaged in the construction industry to maintain written statements of those exempted persons acknowledging each such individual's exempt status.  Rule 69L-6.027, F.A.C. incorporates to the Penalty Worksheet the 25% penalty reduction for eligible employers and the reduced imputed payroll multiplier changes.




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