3.75% Payment Contract for Human & Social Services Providers Affected by Chapter 257
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For human & social services providers who do not yet have a regulation establishing a rate of payment for certain social services programs, AAFCPAs reminds you that you will begin receiving quarterly payments on or around August 15, 2015 provided that you have timely executed a 3.75% Payment Contract with the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (EOHHS) for receipt of these payments. Should you expect a payment?
Schedule A of the Agreement for Judgment (Massachusetts Council of Human Service Providers, Inc. Et Al., v. Secretary of the Executive Office of Health and Human Services (Superior Court C.A. No. 14-2102-BLS)) lists the social service programs governed by Chapter 257 of the Acts of 2008 that do not yet have a regulation establishing a rate of payment. We have provided a link to the Schedule A: Initial Rate Development for your convenience.
Providers for these social service programs are eligible to receive a quarterly payment under a 3.75% Payment Contract through the quarter in which a rate regulation for the provider’s social service program is established and implemented. What can you do with the payment?
The 3.75% Payment Contract funds are subject to all reporting and spending requirements as outlined in 808 CMR 1.00: Compliance, Reporting and Auditing for Human and Social Services. Questions?
THE EOHHS advises that you direct 3.75% Payment Contract inquiries to the EOHHS POS Office at: EOHHSPOSPolicyOffice@nullMassMail.state.ma.us or by phone at (617) 573-1717.
If you have any questions about revenue recognition or other accounting changes brought on by Chapter 257, you may also contact your AAFCPAs partner, or Robin Kelley, CPA, CITP, CGMA, CSPM, partner, at 774.512.4011, rkelley@nullaafcpa.com.
Robin brings a wealth of experience to AAFCPAs’ clients in the areas of System & Organization Control (SOC) Reporting, Agreed-Upon Procedures, and special attestations.
Robin has specialized expertise performing quality control reviews of user entity SOC reports, including SOC 1 (SSAE 18), SOC 2, SOC 2+ and 3 attestation reporting. She has extensive experience developing SOC reports for service organizations and has a deep understanding of internal controls from a design, implementation, and testing perspective. This allows …
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