What is the required payment from every certified employer and insurer to the administrative fund for a death injury when no person is entitled to compensation?

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Multiple Choice

What is the required payment from every certified employer and insurer to the administrative fund for a death injury when no person is entitled to compensation?

Explanation:
When a death occurs and no person is entitled to compensation, Rhode Island law requires every certified employer and insurer to contribute to the administrative fund to support the system’s operations. The amount fixed by statute for this situation is seven thousand five hundred dollars per such death. This ensures the fund is funded even when no compensation is payable. So the required payment is $7,500.00. The other listed amounts are not the mandated figure.

When a death occurs and no person is entitled to compensation, Rhode Island law requires every certified employer and insurer to contribute to the administrative fund to support the system’s operations. The amount fixed by statute for this situation is seven thousand five hundred dollars per such death. This ensures the fund is funded even when no compensation is payable. So the required payment is $7,500.00. The other listed amounts are not the mandated figure.

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