Louisiana Exemptions From Coverage are exemptions that allow certain employers to be exempt from providing their employees with certain types of coverage or benefits, such as workers' compensation and unemployment insurance. These exemptions are provided by the state of Louisiana and can vary depending on the type of employer, the size of the business, and the location of the business. Types of Louisiana Exemptions From Coverage include: 1. Sole Proprietorship: Sole proprietorship are exempt from providing workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage. 2. Corporate Officers: Corporate officers are exempt from providing workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage. 3. Partnerships: Partnerships are exempt from providing workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage. 4. Limited Liability Companies: Limited liability companies are exempt from providing workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage. 5. Domestic Workers: Domestic workers are exempt from providing workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage. 6. Certain Professional Services: Certain professional services and occupations are exempt from providing workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage. 7. Agricultural Workers: Agricultural workers are exempt from providing workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage. 8. Railroad Employees: Railroad employees are exempt from providing workers’ compensation and unemployment insurance coverage.