WEST VIRGINIA BUSINESS AND LAW STUDY GUIDE FOR CONTRACTORS, 6TH EDITION; HIGHLIGHTED & TABBED (PROV)

The West Virginia Business and Law Study Guide for Contractors, 6th Edition; Highlighted & Tabbed by 1 Exam Prep is designed for candidates preparing for the West Virginia Contractor License Examination administered by PROV. This edition aligns with the requirements of the West Virginia Division of Labor Contractor Licensing Board, focusing on business management, labor laws, tax regulations, safety compliance, and lien laws. The guide’s highlighted and tabbed format allows users to efficiently locate key sections during the open-book exam. It covers essential state-specific regulations such as bidding procedures, workers’ compensation, and unemployment insurance, helping applicants meet the Business and Law portion of the contractor licensing process. This resource is part of 1 Exam Prep’s structured curriculum for contractor license preparation and NASCLA-aligned study materials, ensuring relevance for general, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and specialty contractor candidates in West Virginia.

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Our tabbed and highlighted exam ready books are skillfully tabbed and highlighted by professionals. Your book will come affixed with permanent quick reference tabs printed with the chapter titles and other important sections to help you quickly and easily navigate through the book during your exam. Key areas will be vibrantly highlighted so you know what subjects are relevant while saving time preparing for your exam. 

The West Virginia Business & Law Study Guide for Contractors, 6th Edition, 2024 is for contractor exam testing with Prov effective September 1, 2024. 

The West Virginia Business and Law Study Guide for Contractors includes these topics:

    -Business Organization
    -Licensing
    -Dispute Resolution and Liens
    -Tax Laws
    -Safety Reporting Regulations
    -Labor Laws
    -Contract Management
    -Scheduling and Project Management
    -Estimating and Bidding
    -Construction Accounting
    -Insurance and Bonding to Reduce Contractor Risk