101 CMR, § 204.06 - Equity and Use and Occupancy Allowance
(1)
General. EOHHS will include a return on average equity
capital for proprietary providers. EOHHS will include a use and occupancy
allowance for nonprofit providers.
(2)
Average Equity Capital
Allowance. Average equity capital is the difference between the
provider's allowable book value of fixed assets, including land, at the
beginning and end of the year, and the provider's allowable long-term
liabilities at the beginning and end of the year. The average equity capital is
then multiplied by a rate of 3.00%.
(a) EOHHS
will reduce average equity capital by building, improvements, equipment, and
software depreciation allowed in prior years.
(b) EOHHS will not include mortgage
acquisition costs, such as capitalized legal fees and prepaid interest on
long-term obligations, or equity in buildings or equipment not located at the
resident care facility, in average equity capital.
(c) EOHHS will not reduce average equity
capital by long-term loans for which interest has been excluded as a result of
debt not supported by allowable fixed assets.
(d) If a facility replaces beds, reimbursable
equity will be recalculated using the newly established allowable fixed assets
and allowable debt.
(e) EOHHS will
calculate the per diem average equity capital by multiplying
the average equity capital by a rate of 3.00% then dividing by the constructed
bed capacity times the days in the rate year times the greater of 90% or the
actual utilization rate in the base year.
(3)
Use and Occupancy
Allowance. EOHHS will increase nonprofit providers' rates to
reflect the cost of use and occupancy of net allowable fixed assets. The use
and occupancy allowance equals A of the allowance calculated pursuant to
101
CMR 204.06(2).
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