California · Insurance Code
INS §756: When the premium on a policy insuring an employer is based upon the amount or segregation of the employer’s payroll, and the employer, personally or knowingly through his or her employee, procures a l
What this law says, in plain English
An employer who willfully misrepresents payroll information to obtain a lower insurance premium commits an unlawful act and is liable to the state for 10 times the premium difference, enforced through civil action.
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