What is PROFIT AND COMMISSIONS INSURANCE?

A form of insurance on the property or assets, which assist a firm in realizing the profits. Insurance company insures the amount of income lost due to any damage to the property.

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Related Legal Terms
COMMISSIONS, PROFIT MAXIMIZATION, PRE-TAX PROFIT MARGIN, PROFIT BEFORE TAXES, COMMISSIONS EXPENSE, VESTED COMMISSIONS, PROFIT SHARING, UNDERLYING PROFIT, NORMAL PROFIT, OPERATING PROFIT TO SALES


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