Legal & Admin
Insurance, taxes, contract terms, and compliance — what advisors are responsible for and what Fora handles.
9 articles
- Am I Covered by E&O InsuranceFora's Errors & Omissions (E&O) insurance coverage—what's covered, the conditions for coverage, and when you might need your own policy.
- Does Fora Have Sales Requirements or QuotasWhether there are booking minimums to stay active, how tier maintenance works, and what the self-booker policy actually means.
- How Do Taxes Work as a Fora AdvisorGeneral tax considerations for Fora advisors, including income classification, documentation, quarterly payments, and deductions. This is general information only—consult a tax professional for advice specific to your situation.
- International Advisors—Compliance OverviewCompliance considerations for advisors operating outside the United States, including local requirements, insurance coverage, and tax obligations.
- Restricted Countries and OFAC SanctionsWhich countries are restricted for Fora bookings due to OFAC sanctions and other regulatory limitations, and how to handle inquiries from restricted areas.
- Seller of Travel—What You Need to KnowSeller-of-travel (SOT) registration requirements, how Fora handles compliance, and when advisors might need their own registration.
- Should I Form an LLCWhether an LLC is required, why some advisors form one, the E&O coverage implication, and when to make the decision.
- What Are Fora's Contract TermsMembership billing options, the 14-day guarantee, the exclusivity requirement, and what happens if you decide to leave.
- Joining Fora from Mexico—What to ExpectWhat it actually looks like to join and operate as a Fora advisor from Mexico, including admin setup, payment options, tax obligations, and what you can book.