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Who's the Employer?
Answers are provided by S. Derrin Watson, JD, APMBilling Corporation as B-Org?
| Question 80: XYZ, a corporation, is owned by 10 equal physician shareholders. All 10 are employees of XYZ, as are several nurses. Two of the doctors of XYZ and one unrelated doctor start Corporation ABC as equal shareholders, strictly to provide billing services for XYZ and the unrelated doctor's private practice. Does this constitute an affiliated service group? | |
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Answer: Almost surely yes. XYZ is a First Service Organization (because it is in the health field). ABC is a B-Org because:
What's "significant"? According to the proposed regulations, if payments from XYZ account for 10% of its income, that's significant. On the facts given, it's difficult to imagine that XYZ would provide less than 10% of the billing corporation's income. If payments from XYZ account for less than 5%, that's insignificant. Between 5% and 10%, the proposed regs say, the decision is based on those ever-helpful "all facts and circumstances." |
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