Ohio Admin. Code 5123-7-18 - [Effective until 6/30/2025] Intermediate care facilities for individuals with intellectual disabilities - capital assets and depreciation
(A)
Purpose
This rule establishes requirements for determining when an asset of an intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities (ICFIID) is capitalized and depreciated.
(B)
Capitalization of assets
For purposes of determining when an asset is capitalized, an ICFIID shall use the following guidelines:
(1)
Any item that costs five hundred or more dollars and
has a useful life of two or more years shall be capitalized and depreciated
over the asset's useful life.
(2)
An ICFIID that
has a capitalization policy in effect on the effective date of this rule to
capitalize items that cost less than five hundred dollars shall continue to
follow its policy and shall obtain prior approval from the department to change
its policy.
(C)
Determining useful life
For purposes of determining the useful life of a capital asset, an ICFIID shall use:
(1)
The internal
revenue service publication 946, "How to Depreciate Property" (2017), available
at
http://www.irs.gov/publications/p946/index.html
;
(2)
The American hospital association's "Estimated Useful
Lives of Depreciable Hospital Assets" (2018);
(3)
The appendix to
rule 5123:2-7-18 of the
Administrative Code as it existed on the day immediately prior to the effective
date of this rule; or
(4)
Another method approved by the department.
(D)
Depreciation
(1)
Depreciation on
buildings, components of a building, and medical equipment used in the
provision of resident care that is not reimbursable directly to the medical
equipment supplier in accordance with rule
5123:2-7-11 of the
Administrative Code is an allowable cost.
(2)
For purposes of
calculating depreciation expense, an ICFIID shall use the following
guidelines:
(a)
All capital assets shall be depreciated using the
straight-line method of depreciation.
(b)
In the month that
a capital asset is placed into service, no depreciation expense is recognized
as an allowable expense. A full month's depreciation expense is recognized in
the month following the month the asset is placed into service.
(c)
In the month that
a capital asset is disposed, if the capital asset is not fully depreciated, the
allowable depreciation expense is recognized as it is defined in section 132 of
the centers for medicare and medicaid services publication 15-1, "Provider
Reimbursement Manual" (revised January 2005), available at
http://www.cms.hhs.gov/manuals
. At no time shall a capital asset be depreciated more than
its adjusted basis.
(d)
An ICFIID shall maintain, and provide to the department
upon request, detailed depreciation schedules to verify each individual capital
asset placed in service.
(E)
Salvage
value
For purposes of determining the salvage value of a capital asset, an ICFIID shall use the following guidelines:
(1)
An ICFIID shall maintain, and provide to the department
upon request, documentation demonstrating the salvage value for any capital
asset determined to have a salvage value of less than ten per
cent.
(2)
When an ICFIID determines that a capital asset does not
have a salvage value, the ICFIID shall record a salvage value of zero dollars
in its asset ledger.
(3)
If an ICFIID previously recorded a ten per cent salvage
value for a capital asset that is still in use and that has a salvage value of
less than ten per cent, the salvage value may be added to the capital asset and
expensed over the remaining useful life of the capital asset. The ICFIID may
revise unaudited cost reports accordingly for years where final cost settlement
has not occurred.
Replaces: 5123:2-7-18
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 5123.04, 5124.03
Rule Amplifies: 5123.04, 5124.03
Prior Effective Dates: 01/10/2013
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(A) Purpose
This rule establishes requirements for determining when an asset of an intermediate care facility for individuals with intellectual disabilities (
(B) Capitalization of assets
For purposes of determining when an asset is capitalized, an
(1) Any item that costs five hundred or more dollars and has a useful life of two or more years shall be capitalized and depreciated over the asset's useful life.
(2) An ICFIID that has a capitalization policy in effect on the effective date of this rule to capitalize items that cost less than five hundred dollars shall continue to follow its policy and shall obtain prior approval from the department to change its policy.
(C) Determining useful life
For purposes of determining the useful life of a capital asset, an
(1) The internal revenue service publication 946, "How to Depreciate Property" (2017), available at http://www.irs.gov/publications/p946/index.html ;
(2) The American hospital association's "Estimated Useful Lives of Depreciable Hospital Assets" (2018);
(3) The appendix to rule 5123:2-7-18 of the Administrative Code as it existed on the day immediately prior to the effective date of this rule; or
(4) Another method approved by the department .
(D) Depreciation
(1) Depreciation on buildings, components of a building, and medical equipment used in the provision of resident care that is not reimbursable directly to the medical equipment supplier in accordance with rule 5123:2-7-11 of the Administrative Code is an allowable cost.
(2) For purposes of calculating depreciation expense, an ICFIID shall use the following guidelines:
(a) All capital assets shall be depreciated using the straight-line method of depreciation.
(b) In the month that a capital asset is placed into service, no depreciation expense is recognized as an allowable expense. A full month's depreciation expense is recognized in the month following the month the asset is placed into service.
(c) In the month that a capital asset is disposed, if the capital asset is not fully depreciated, the allowable depreciation expense is recognized as it is defined in section 132 of the centers for medicare and medicaid services publication 15-1, "Provider Reimbursement Manual" (revised January 2005), available at http://www.cms.hhs.gov/manuals . At no time shall a capital asset be depreciated more than its adjusted basis.
(d) An ICFIID shall maintain, and provide to the department upon request, detailed depreciation schedules to verify each individual capital asset placed in service.
(E) Salvage value
For purposes of determining the salvage value of a capital asset, an
(1) An ICFIID shall maintain, and provide to the department upon request, documentation demonstrating the salvage value for any capital asset determined to have a salvage value of less than ten per cent.
(2) When an ICFIID determines that a capital asset does not have a salvage value, the ICFIID shall record a salvage value of zero dollars in its asset ledger.
(3) If an ICFIID previously recorded a ten per cent salvage value for a capital asset that is still in use and that has a salvage value of less than ten per cent, the salvage value may be added to the capital asset and expensed over the remaining useful life of the capital asset. The ICFIID may revise unaudited cost reports accordingly for years where final cost settlement has not occurred.
Replaces: 5123:2-7-18
Notes
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 5123.04, 5124.03
Rule Amplifies: 5123.04, 5124.03
Prior Effective Dates: 01/10/2013