Health-care-related Taxes: Medicaid MCO Compliance with Hold-Harmless Requirement
Many States finance a portion of their Medicaid spending by imposing taxes on health care providers. A health-care-related tax is permissible if the tax, among other standards, avoids hold-harmless arrangements which return collected taxes directly or indirectly to taxpayers. OIG currently is reviewing State tax programs for hospitals and nursing homes to test for compliance with the hold-harmless requirement. We will determine if health-care-related tax programs for managed care organizations (MCOs) meet Federal hold-harmless requirements in 42 CFR § 433.68 by examining the tax programs in large States that tax MCOs.
Announced or Revised | Agency | Title | Component | Report Number(s) | Expected Issue Date (FY) |
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Removed | Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services | Health-care-related Taxes: Medicaid MCO Compliance with Hold-Harmless Requirement | Office of Audit Services | W-00-17-31515 | Not Applicable |