The Ohio Self Insured Semiannual report Of Claim Payments is a report that is submitted by Ohio-based self-insured employers to the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation twice a year. This report is used to provide information about the employer's payment of workers' compensation claims. It includes details such as the claim number, date of injury, claimant's name, date of payment, amount paid, and the type of claim. The report is used to help the Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation track the amount of money the employer has paid out for workers' compensation claims and to ensure that employers are following the law and paying out claims in a timely manner. There are two types of Ohio Self Insured Semiannual Reports Of Claim Payments: the Self Insured Financial Statement Report and the Self Insured Claim Payment Report. The Self Insured Financial Statement Report is an annual report that provides financial information about the employer's self-insurance program, while the Self Insured Claim Payment Report is a semiannual report that provides detailed information on the payment of workers' compensation claims.