Schedule of Profit for For-Profit Providers Which Provide Participant Care Sample Clauses

Schedule of Profit for For-Profit Providers Which Provide Participant Care. For- profit Providers shall include a schedule in their audit reports showing the total allowable costs and the calculation of the allowable profit by contract/facility, or for each rate-based program (service) within a facility. Wis. Stat. 46.036 (3) (c) indicates that contracts for proprietary agencies may include a percentage add-on for profit according to the rules promulgated by the Department of Health Services. These requirements are in the DHS Allowable Cost Policy Manual or DCF Allowable Cost Policy Manual, which indicates that allowable profit is determined by applying a percentage equal to 7 1/2% of net allowable operating costs plus 15% applied to the net equity, the sum of which may not exceed 10% of net allowable operating costs. For agencies/Providers electing to provide a program audit in lieu of an agency-wide audit, allowable profit will be restricted to 71/2% of net allowable operating costs of the program only, without regard to any net assets of the program.
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Schedule of Profit for For-Profit Providers Which Provide Participant Care. For-profit Providers shall include a schedule in their audit reports showing the total allowable costs and the calculation of the allowable profit by contract/facility, or for each rate-based program (service) within a facility. Wis. Stat. 46.036 (3) (c) indicates that contracts for proprietary agencies may include a percentage add-on for profit according to the rules promulgated by the Department of Health and Family Services. These requirements are in the Allowable Cost Policy Manual (Section III.16), which indicates that allowable profit is determined by applying a percentage equal to 7 1/2% of net allowable operating costs plus 15% applied to the net equity, the sum of which may not exceed 10% of net allowable operating costs. Units of service provided under the Agreement, if not disclosed on the face of the financial statements, are required for Providers that provide Participant Covered Services on the basis of a unit rate per unit of Participant service (units-times-price agreements). Provider’s auditors shall review and report on the extent of support for the number of units for each type of service billed to Purchaser, and compare units billed to Provider’s accounting/billing records that summarize units provided per Participant. Provider’s auditors shall reconcile billing records to supporting underlying documents in Participant case files on a test basis, and report on any undocumented units billed to Purchaser that exceed the materiality threshold of the DHFS Provider Agency Audit Guide, 1999 revision. The disclosure must include total units of service provided to all Participants for each facility, or rate-based program within a facility; and total units of service provided under the Contract or Service Agreement with Purchaser for the most recently completed calendar year. Notes to financial statements including disclosure of related-party transactions, if any. Rental cost under less-than-arms-length leases are allowable only up to the amount that would be allowed had title to the property vested with the Provider. Rental cost under sale and leaseback arrangements are allowable only up to the amount that would be allowed had the Provider continued to own the property. Provider’s auditors must disclose the actual costs of ownership, by property, for the property(ies) in question, as well as the amount of such costs to be allocated to each DHHS program, the amount of rent originally charged, and the amount of such rent that is an unallowable co...
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Schedule of Profit for For-Profit Providers Which Provide Participant Care. For-profit Providers shall include a schedule in their audit reports showing the total allowable costs and the calculation of the allowable profit by contract/facility, or for each rate-based program (service) within a facility. Wis. Stat. 46.036 (3) (c) indicates that contracts for proprietary agencies may include a percentage add-on for profit according to the rules promulgated by the Department of Health Services. These requirements are in the DHS Allowable Cost Policy Manual or DCF Allowable Cost Policy Manual. However allowable profit will be restricted to 5% of net allowable operating costs.
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Schedule of Profit for For-Profit Providers Which Provide Participant Care. For- profit Providers shall include a schedule in their audit reports showing the total allowable costs and the calculation of the allowable profit by contract/facility, or for each rate-based program (service) within a facility. Wis. Stat. 46.036 (3) (c) indicates that contracts for proprietary agencies may include a percentage add-on for profit according to the rules promulgated by the Department of Health Services. These requirements are in the Allowable Cost Policy Manual (Section III.16), which indicates that allowable profit is determined by applying a percentage equal to 7 1/2% of net allowable operating costs plus 15% applied to the net equity, the sum of which may not exceed 10% of net allowable operating costs.
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