Gilmore Posted December 9, 2016 Posted December 9, 2016 Four doctors own Surgery Center A. Each personally owns 25%. They are paid through their S-Corps. The same four doctors and another doctor each own 20% of Surgery Center B. Each will be paid by through their S-corps. I am thinking there is an ASG with the four S-Corps and Center A. A controlled group with Center A and Center B. And an ASG with five S-Corps and Center B. There is only one plan, sponsored by Center A. Center B is going to adopt the Center A plan. Am I correct in assuming that the fifth doctor owner of Center B's S-Corp can adopt the Center A plan as well, and further, because it is part of this overlapping group, the S-Corp could not adopt it's own plan without taking into consideration the other members of the related group? Thanks.
John Feldt ERPA CPC QPA Posted December 14, 2016 Posted December 14, 2016 Your assumption and conclusions seem okay, unless there are other facts and circumstances that would change things.
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