Or. Admin. Code § 410-050-0750 - Reporting Total Net Revenue, Use of Estimated Revenue for Quarterly Reports
(1) A
hospital shall submit quarterly reports and quarterly payments for the calendar
quarters for which an assessment is due consistent with sections (2) and (5) of
this rule, and shall submit a fiscal year reconciliation report that includes a
reconciliation statement, audited financial statement, and any fiscal year
reconciliation assessment payment based on the hospital's declared fiscal year
end consistent with sections (3) and (5) of this rule.
(2) The quarterly reports and quarterly
assessment payments shall be based on estimated net revenue, which shall be
referred to as estimated assessment. Estimated assessment is the amount of
assessment the hospital expects to owe for the current calendar quarter. The
hospital shall calculate the estimated assessment based on net revenues using
the hospital's interim financial results for the quarter for which the
assessment is due. An estimated quarterly report is due for each calendar
quarter for which an assessment is due, based on the rate of assessment
applicable to that quarter. The quarterly payment is due and shall be paid at
the same time required for filing the quarterly report.
(3) The fiscal year reconciliation report and
fiscal year reconciliation assessment payment shall be based on the amount of
assessment the hospital actually owes based on annual net revenue for all
calendar quarters for which an estimated assessment payment is due during the
hospital's declared fiscal year. The hospital shall calculate the annual net
revenue for the hospital's declared fiscal year. The fiscal year reconciliation
assessment payment due shall be the calculated assessment (using the assessment
rate applicable to the appropriate quarter, described in subsection (c) below
for fiscal year reconciliation assessment calculation purposes) on the annual
net revenue reduced by the estimated assessment payments made for each
assessment quarter of the hospital's declared fiscal year. The hospital shall
provide all information required in the fiscal year reconciliation report when
due, even if no fiscal year reconciliation assessment payment is owed:
(a) When the fiscal year reconciliation
report is submitted, it shall be accompanied by the hospital's declared fiscal
year end audited financial statement for the declared fiscal year on which the
fiscal year reconciliation report and fiscal year reconciliation assessment
payments are based;
(b) The fiscal
year reconciliation report shall include a reconciliation statement describing
the relationship between the audited financial statement and annual net
revenues subject to the assessment. The reconciliation statement may be
descriptive in form and shall be consistent with the accounting principles used
in the audited financial statement;
(c) The rate applicable to the final
assessment shall be calculated as follows:
(A) If all assessment quarters were subject
to the same rate established in OAR
410-050-0160 and
410-050-0861, then the rate
applicable to the final reconciliation is the assessment rate applicable to all
such quarters. For example, if the hospital's declared fiscal year is July 1,
2004 to June 30, 2005, then the assessment rate is .93 percent of annual net
revenue;
(B) If different
assessment rates apply to calendar quarters in the hospital's declared fiscal
year, the hospital shall apply a blended rate to the total annual net revenue
to determine the fiscal year reconciliation assessment due. A blended rate is
the average of the rates applicable to all assessment quarters. The Authority
shall notify the hospital of the amount of the applicable blended rate. For
example, if the hospital's declared fiscal year overlaps two quarters assessed
at a rate of .93 percent and two quarters assessed at .50 percent, then the
blended rate for purposes of the annual reconciliation is .715 percent. For
purposes of calculating the fiscal year reconciliation assessment due, the
hospital shall multiply the annual net revenue by the blended rate.
(d) If the total estimated
assessment payments already paid by the hospital for the declared fiscal year
exceed the amount of the fiscal year reconciliation assessment actually due,
the fiscal year reconciliation report shall identify the difference and the
hospital shall adjust the fiscal year reconciliation assessment due amount in
the fiscal year reconciliation report for that assessment year;
(e) The fiscal year reconciliation report,
audited financial statement, and reconciliation statement shall be due and
submitted to the Authority no later than the final day of the sixth calendar
month after the hospital's declared fiscal year end. The fiscal year
reconciliation assessment payment (if owed) is due and shall be paid at the
same time required for filing the fiscal year reconciliation report. Failure to
file or pay when due shall be a delinquency;
(f) If the declared fiscal year end audited
financial statement for the hospital is not available within the time required
in subsection (e), a fiscal year reconciliation assessment payment (if owed)
and fiscal year reconciliation report must be submitted within the time period
specified under subsection (e). The hospital may use interim financial
statements to determine the amount of the fiscal year reconciliation assessment
due and may submit a justification statement with the fiscal year
reconciliation report due no later than the date specified in subsection (e)
signed by the hospital's chief financial officer informing the Authority when
the audited financial statement is due and certifying that an amended fiscal
year reconciliation report, including the reconciliation statement, shall be
provided to the Authority within 30 days of the hospital's receipt of the
audited financial statement. Reports and payments made after the time period
required in subsection (e) shall be submitted in compliance with OAR
401-050-0760;
(g) If the hospital
does not receive audited financial statements, then internal financial
statements signed by the hospital's chief financial officer shall be submitted
where these rules otherwise require audited financial statements;
(h) If the effective date of the assessment
is not at the start of the hospital's declared fiscal year, then the annual net
revenue for the first fiscal year reconciliation report shall be calculated
based on the number of quarters subject to the assessment versus the total
number of quarters in the hospital's declared fiscal year. For example, if the
assessment is effective on July 1, 2004 for a hospital with a declared fiscal
year ending December 31, 2004, the annual net revenues shall be calculated as
follows: total net revenues for the declared fiscal year divided by two (two of
four quarters subject to the assessment).
(4) The Authority may not find a payment
deficiency for estimated quarterly assessments as long as the hospital paid the
estimated assessments and submitted the quarterly report no later than the
quarterly due date and the estimated assessment amount was not less than the
equivalent of the assessment payment that would have been determined based on
the hospital's annual net revenue for its most recent prior declared fiscal
year divided by four and multiplied times the assessment rate for the quarter
in which the actual estimated assessment is due. Annual net revenue for
purposes of section (4) of this rule means the twelve month period in which the
hospital's most recent prior declared fiscal year occurred, regardless of
whether the prior quarters were subject to an assessment. For example, if the
annual net revenue for the most recent prior declared fiscal year was $4
million; divide that total by 4 ($1 million) and multiply the product times the
current assessment rate for the assessment quarter (.93 percent). In this
example, the estimated quarterly assessment payment may not be less than $9,300
in order to receive the benefit of section (4) of this rule:
(a) If the hospital seeks to use the process
in section (4) of this rule, no later than the date on which the first
quarterly estimated assessment and report is due (for example, December 13,
2004, for the first assessment quarter), the hospital shall provide the
Authority with a copy of the hospital's audited financial statement for the
hospital's most recent prior declared fiscal year and identify the hospital's
annual net revenue amount for that declared fiscal year, regardless of whether
any assessments were due for that year;
(b) If the hospital does not receive audited
financial statements, then internal financial statements from the hospital's
most recent prior declared fiscal year signed by the chief financial officer
may be used for this purpose.
(5) All of the due dates for filing reports
or paying assessments are established in OAR
410-050-0740, unless the
Authority permits a later payment date. If a hospital requests an extension,
the Authority, in its sole discretion, shall determine whether to grant an
extension. There shall be a delinquency for each quarter the hospital fails to
pay the estimated assessment or file the quarterly report when due. There shall
be a delinquency if the hospital fails to pay the fiscal year reconciliation
assessment or file the fiscal year reconciliation report, including financial
statements and reconciliation statement, when due.
(6) A hospital shall declare the date of the
hospital's declared fiscal year end for purposes of establishing final
assessment reporting requirements under this rule. The declaration shall be
filed with the Authority no later than December 13, 2004, or the first date
that an estimated quarterly report and assessment is due. The hospital shall
notify the Authority within 30 days of a change to the hospital's declared
fiscal year end. A change in declared fiscal year end shall be applied to the
hospital's next future declared fiscal year for purposes of calculating the
final assessment and filing the final report.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 413.042
Stats. Implemented: 2015 HB 2395
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