Recoupment means the recovery of skills or behaviors specified on the IEP to a level demonstrated before the interruption of education services.

Recoupment means an accounts receivable system that collects money owed by the provider to the Authority by withholding all or a portion of a provider's future payments.

Recoupment means the repayment of an overpayment by a payment from the client or provider or both.

Examples of Recoupment in a sentence

Incentive Compensation Recoupment Policy, as may be amended from time to time, including such provisions therein that govern recoupment of amounts payable pursuant to this Award Agreement, (b) the Energizer Holdings, Inc.

More Definitions of Recoupment

Recoupment means the collection of past overpayments by making deductions from current grants.

Recoupment means the payment of a monetary contribution to the Council to offset the cost (plus any interest) which the Council has already incurred in providing public facilities in anticipation of development.

Recoupment means the process by which the Agency department recovers an overpayment or inappropriate payment from a Medicaid provider.

Recoupment means the process of repayment of an over- payment by the department withholding a portion of a W−2 partic- ipant’s grant under s. 49.148, Stats.

Recoupment means the proportionate share of the public facility capital improvement costs of excess capacity in existing capital facilities where excess capacity has been provided in anticipation of the needs of a development.

Recoupment means a pupil's ability to regain the performance of a skill or acquired knowledge to approximately the same level of performance just prior to the break in instruction.

Recoupment. For purposes of any type of investment which may be referenced in any of the Offering Materials, the term shall refer generally to the recovery by and of all Investor Members of 100% of each such Investor’s investment in Units.