Question 1

How much does workers' comp cost for Logging in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

The current rate for Logging (Class Code 8232) in Colorado is $22.25 per $100 of payroll. This means an employee earning $50,000/year would cost approximately $11125 per year in workers' comp premium.

Question 2

Is workers' comp mandatory in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

Yes, workers' compensation insurance is mandatory in Colorado for all employers with at least one employee.

Question 3

How does Colorado's rate compare to other states?

Accepted Answer

Colorado's rate for Logging is $22.25, which is $4.44 below the national average of $26.69 (-17%).

Question 4

What does class code 8232 cover?

Accepted Answer

Covers workers engaged in logging operations including felling, bucking, and yarding of timber.

State	Rate per $100	Difference
Colorado (current)	$22.25	—
Indiana	$19.50	-2.75
Texas	$20.50	-1.75
Virginia	$20.75	-1.50
Utah	$21.25	-1.00
Arkansas	$22.00	-0.25

Workers' Comp Rate for Logging in Colorado (Class Code 8232)

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