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A bakery is forced to close after a covered fire. Which of the following BEST describes what Business Income coverage is designed to pay?

a.The bakery owner's personal medical bills for injuries suffered in the fire
b.The cost to physically repair the bakery's fire-damaged ovens and building
c.The full gross sales the bakery would have recorded for the entire policy term, with no deduction for the expenses that stopped while it was closed
d.The net profit the bakery would have earned plus continuing normal operating expenses during the period of restoration

Explanation

Business Income (often called business interruption) coverage pays the net income (net profit or loss before income taxes) that the insured would have earned, plus continuing normal operating expenses (such as payroll, rent, and utility charges), during the period of restoration following a covered direct physical loss. It does not pay for the physical repairs themselves and is not based on gross sales.

Law Reference: ISO Business Income (and Extra Expense) Coverage Form (CP 00 30)

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