• e-Learning (Internet-based Training)
• Tuition Reimbursement (eligible after one year of employment) 
• Professional Certification Examination Reimbursement
• Leadership Development
• Internship Program

• Get quotes from several companies. Rates vary by company, so it pays to shop around.
• Compare each policy. Be sure the policies you compare have similar levels of coverage. The more features, options, and benefits a policy has, the more it will typically cost.
• Ask questions! Talk to your agent or company. Do not feel pressured or intimidated to sign an application for a policy until you are comfortable with your decision.
• Before you buy an insurance policy, ask the agent how the company will handle issues that might come up while you're deployed. Company guidelines can vary.
• Make sure your agent and insurance company are licensed in Virginia. Use our search tool to verify that an insurance agent, agency or company is licensed in Virginia.

Complaints

If you believe you have encountered deceptive sales practices or have discovered that the policy you purchased was misrepresented to you, then visit our complaints page for information on how to file a complaint.

Pursuant to §58.1-400.3 of the Code of Virginia, certain electric suppliers are required to pay a minimum tax rather than a corporate income tax for any taxable year their minimum tax liability is greater than their corporate income tax liability. The minimum tax would be equal to 1.45% of the electric supplier's gross receipts minus the state's portion of the electric utility consumption tax billed to consumers. For electric cooperatives that are exempt from federal taxation, the minimum tax is equal to 1.45% of the cooperative's gross receipts from sales to nonmembers minus the consumption tax billed nonmembers. Cooperatives would pay the minimum tax only if it exceeds their modified net income tax.

Every tax year the Commission certifies the name, address, and the minimum tax information of each electric supplier to the Department of Taxation. Each company is notified of its certification.

A Statement of Gross Receipts is included as the last section of the Electric Annual Tax Report/Statement of Gross Receipts .