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CMS Pub. 100-06, ch. 5, § 400.8
Exhibit 8 - Status of MSP Accounts Receivable - SMI –
See Exhibit 3, above.
400.9 - Exhibit 9 - Status of MSP Debt - CNC - HI - (Rev. 5, 08-30-02)
See Exhibit 5 – Status of Non-MSP Debt – CNC – HI.
400.10 - Exhibit 10 - Status of MSP Debt - CNC - SMI - (Rev. 5, 08-30-02)
See Exhibit 5 – Status of Non MSP Debt – CNC –SMI.
400.11 - Exhibit 11 - Medicare Contractor Account Definitions - Data Element
Definitions - (Rev. 5, 08-30-02)
Medicare Contractor Account Definitions
Data Element Definitions
Account Number Title
1000 Assets
1100 Cash
1100.01 Part A and Part B
1100.01.01 Benefit Account
1100.01.02 Time Account
1110 Undeposited Collections
Medicare Contractor Account Definitions
Data Element Definitions
Account Number Title
1110.01 Part A and Part B
1110.01.01 Undeposited Collections
1310 Accounts Receivable
1310.01 Part A and Part B
1310.01.01 Non-MSP Overpayments
1310.01.01.01 Provider
1310.01.01.01.01 Cost Report Settlements (FI)
1310.01.01.01.02 Claims Accounts Receivable (FI)
1310.01.01.01.03 PIP Accrual (FI)
1310.01.01.01.04 Credit Balance (FI)
1310.01.01.01.05 Other (FI)
1310.01.01.02 Beneficiaries
1310.01.01.03 Physicians/Suppliers
1310.01.04 Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP)
1310.01.04.01 Group Health Plan
1310.01.04.01.01 Data Match
1310.01.04.01.02 Non-Data Match
1310.01.04.02 Liability MSP
1310.01.04.02.01 MSP Beneficiary
1310.01.04.02.02 MSP Provider/Physician Supplier
1310.01.04.03 Other MSP
1310.01.99 Other
1311 Advances to Others
1311.01 Part A and Part B
1311.01.01 Advance Payments
1311.01.02 Accelerated Payments
1330 Interest Receivable
1330.01 Part A and Part B
1990 Other Assets
1990.01 Part A and Part B
2000 Liabilities
2110 Accounts Payable
2110.01 Part A and Part B
2110.01.01 Unprocessed Claims
2110.01.02 Benefits Payable
2110.01.02.01 Provider
2110.01.02.01.01 -PIP Provider Cost Report Settlements
2110.01.02.01.02 -PIP Provider Estimated Payable Accrual
Medicare Contractor Account Definitions
Data Element Definitions
Account Number Title
2110.01.02.01.03 -Non-PIP Provider Underpayments Interim Rate
2110.01.02.01.04 -Non-PIP Provider Underpayments (Cost Report Settlement)
2110.01.02.01.05 Claims Withheld for Non-receipt of Cost Reports
2110.01.02.02 Beneficiaries
2110.01.02.03 Physicians/Suppliers
2110.01.02.04 Claims on the Payment Floor
2110.01.03 Suspended Payments
2110.01.03.01 Claims
2110.01.03.02 Common Working File (CWF)
2110.01.03.03 MR/UR Prepayment Review
2110.01.03.0 Medicare Secondary Payer (MSP)
2140 Accrued Interest Payable
2140.01 Part A and Part B
2990 Other Liabilities
2990.01 Part A and Part B
2990.01.01 Unapplied Receipts
2990.01.02 Excess Recoupments
2990.01.03 Due Medicaid
2990.01.04 Other
3010 Fund Account Balance
3310 Cumulative Results of Operations
3310.01 Part A and Part B
5000 Revenue
5303 Interest Revenue
5303.01 Part A and Part B
5303.01.01 Adjustments/Waivers (Contra Account)
5303.01.02 Write-off Closed/Transfers
5303.01.02.01 Bad Debt (Contra Account)
5303.01.02.02 Transfers Out to Other CMS Locations (Contra Account)
5303.01.02.02.01 Transfers In from Other CMS Locations
5303.01.02.03 Transfers Out to CNC (Contra Account)
5303.01.02.03.01 Transfers In from CNC
5303.01.02.04 Transfers Out to Other Medicare Contractors (Contra Account)
5303.01.02.04.01 Transfers In from Other Medicare Contractors
5700 Appropriated Capital Used
5700.01 Part A and Part B, Draws on Letter of Credit
5900 Other Revenue
Medicare Contractor Account Definitions
Data Element Definitions
Account Number Title
5900.01 Part A and Part B
5900.01.01 Other
6000 Expense
6100 Operating/Program Expense
6100.01 Part A and Part B
6101 Waivers
6101.01 Part A and Part B
6101.01.02 Transfers Out to Other CMS Locations (Contra Account)
6101.01.02.01 Transfers In from Other CMS Locations
6101.01.03 Transfers Out to CNC (Contra Account)
6101.01.03.01 Transfers In from CNC
6101.01.04 Transfers Out to Other Medicare Contractors (Contra Account)
6101.01.04.01 Transfers In from Other Medicare Contractors
6106 Write Offs/Transfers
6106.01 Part A and Part B
6106.01.01 Bad Debts
6330 Interest Expense
6330.01 Part A and Part B
6330.01.01 CPT Interest
6330.01.02 Other Interest
6909 Other Expense
6909.01 Part A and Part B
7400 Prior Period Adjustments
7400.01 Part A and Part B
Medicare Contractor Account Definitions
Data Element Definitions
The account numbers used in this chart are for reference purposes only. They are not mandated for use by
Medicare contractors.
Account Number Title
1000 Assets
The contractor reports amounts of physical items or rights to ownership
1100 Cash
The contractor reports monetary resources on hand or on deposit with banks or
other financial institutions. Balances are the end of quarter amounts per the
contractor's books.
Account Number Title
1100.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports cash allocable for Hospital Insurance (HI) and
Supplementary Medical Insurance (SMI) activities. HI data must reconcile to
Column E, Line 1, on Form CMS-1522, Monthly Contractor Financial Report.
SMI data must reconcile to Column E, Line 2. Prorate the Time Account by the
number of checks and electronic funds transfers (EFTs) issued for HI or SMI
services. (See Exhibit 15 Protocol for Prorating Intermediary Time Account
Balances between HI and SMI.)
1100.01.01 Benefits Account
The contractor reports the Federal Health Insurance Benefits Account by HI and
SMI
1100.01.02 Time Account
The contractor reports the balance as of the end of the quarter in the Federal
Health Insurance Time Account by HI and SMI.
1110 Undeposited Collections
1110.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports undeposited collections for HI and SMI activities
1110.01.03 Undeposited Collections
The contractor reports collections on hand not deposited within the accounting
period. Undeposited collections include those items received by the last day of
the quarter that will be deposited during the subsequent quarter. The contractor
prorates undeposited collections on the basis of Column D, Funds Expended, on
Form CMS-1522, Monthly Contractor Financial Report for Part A (HI) and Part
B (SMI). Report deposits in transit as part of the book balance for either
1100.01.01, Benefits Account, or 1100.01.02, Time Account. It reports amounts
due from others. A receivable is the identification of an overpayment for services
rendered. CMS will only recognize receivables related to Fraud and Abuse once
they are litigated by the Department of Justice (DOJ)
1310.01.01 Overpayments
The contractor accounts receivable for overpayments. It includes amounts that
exceed adjudicated claims processed, cost reports settled, or other authorized
payments. This includes, but is not limited to, overpayments resulting from
adjustment bills. It reclassifies any overpayment when Medicare is deemed as
secondary payer to 1310.01.04, MSP
1310.01.01.01 Provider
The intermediary reports overpayments for institutional providers. This includes,
but is not limited to, those items listed on the Provider Overpayment Report
(POR) and the Credit Balance Summary Report. Include periodic interim
payments (PIP) in excess of PIP bills. Include overpayments resulting from the
receipt of cost reports, tentative settlements or cost settlements when the Notices
of Provider Reimbursement (NPR) are prepared. It includes overpayments from
PRRB settlements when the Notices of Correction (NOC) are prepared. This is
not a carrier function.
1310.01.01.01.01 Cost Report Settlements
Account Number Title
The intermediary reports the accounts receivable as a result of cost report
settlements, interim rate reviews and overpayments as a result of accelerated
payments
1310.01.01.01.02 Claims Accounts Receivable
The intermediary reports the accounts receivable as a result of claims accounts
receivable. This is not a carrier function.
1310.01.01.01.03 PIP Accrual
The intermediary reports the amount accrued for the (estimated) accounts
receivable PIP. (See Exhibit 13 Protocol for Estimating Payables and Receivables
for PIP). This is not a carrier function.
1310.01.01.01.04 Credit Balances
The intermediary reports the accounts receivable as a result of credit balance
reports This is not a carrier function.
1310.01.01.02 Beneficiaries
The contractor reports overpayments for beneficiaries. This includes, but is not
limited to, those items listed on the CMS-2174, Carrier Beneficiary Overpayment
Activity Report.
1310.01.01.03 Physicians/Suppliers
The carrier reports overpayments for physicians and suppliers. This includes, but
is not limited to, those items listed on the Physician/Supplier Overpayment
Report (PSOR) This is not an intermediary function.
1310.01.04 Medicare Secondary Payer
The contractor reports accounts receivable for amounts due as a result of MSP
activity, and based on documented debts due Medicare for all debtors. Debtors
are employers, insurers, providers, beneficiaries or other persons to whom a
demand letter has been issued
1310.01.04.01 Group Health Plan (GHP)
1310.01.04.01.01 Data Match (FI)
The contractor includes the amounts identified (CMS supplied receivables via
tapes with an identified report ID on MPaRTS) as a result of MSP activity for
which a demand letter has been issued for IRS/SSA Data Match cases.
Outstanding receivables are the amount of debt that has been demanded and
payment has not yet been received
1310.01.04.01.02 Non-Data Match (FI)
The contractor includes the amounts identified (debt specific to GHP debt,
working aged, disability, End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) as a result of MSP
activity for which a demand letter has been issued. Outstanding receivables are
the amount of debt that has been demanded and payment has not yet been
received
1310.01.04.02 Liability MSP
The contractor includes the amounts (inclusive of all workman's compensation,
automobile/no fault and liability debt, this includes CMS identified cases) due to
Account Number Title
MSP activity for which a settlement has been reached related to liability cases.
Outstanding receivables are the amount of debts that have been demanded,
subsequent to settlement and/or other action, and payment has not yet been
received.
1310.01.04.02.01 MSP Beneficiaries
1310.01.04.02.02
MSP Providers/Physicians/Suppliers Outstanding receivables are the amount of
MSP initiated debts that have been demanded and payment has not yet been
received.
1310.01.04.03 Other MSP
The contractor includes the amounts due as a result of other MSP activity for
which a valid MSP debt has been recognized.
1310.01.99 Other
The contractor reports actual or estimated other accounts receivable. It includes
those receivables not otherwise classified in the categories presented above. It
provides an identifying footnote on CAFM of the nature of this receivable
1311 Advances to Others
The contractor reports payments made to providers, physicians, or suppliers in
anticipation of claims being processed. Advances are not to be considered as
accounts receivable. It does not include them on Form CMS-751A/B, Status of
Account Receivable report
1311.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports advance payments and accelerated payments attributable to
HI and SMI activities
1311.01.01 Advance Payments
The contractor the outstanding balance for payments authorized by CMS
instructions for advanced payments based on actual provider claims data. If not
recovered according to CMS instructions, it reclassifies and reports as
overpayments
1311.01.02 Accelerated Payments (FI)
The intermediary reports the outstanding balance for payments authorized by
CMS instructions for accelerated payments based on actual provider claims data.
If not recovered according to CMS instructions, it reclassifies and reports as
overpayments This is not a carrier function.
1330 Interest Receivable
The contractor reports interest receivable on accounts receivable. It accrues
interest through the last day of the reporting period.
1330.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI interest receivable on accounts receivable,
including extended repayment plans
1990 Other Assets
Account Number Title
The contractor reports assets that are not otherwise classified. It provides an
identifying footnote in the remarks section of Form CMS-750A/B report.
1990.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI unclassified assets.
2000 Liabilities
The contractor reports amounts owed after processing Medicare claims and
related activities
2110
Accounts Payable Report amounts owed after processing Medicare claims or
other authorized expenditures. This includes, but is not limited to, underpayments
resulting from adjustment bills
2110.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports accounts payable attributable to HI and SMI activities
2110.01.01 Unprocessed Claims
The contractor reports the value of the accounts payable for unprocessed claims
received in-house that have not yet started processing. The actual value may be
developed after the reporting period but before the required date for reporting. It
uses the 30 day rolling average for the number of claims received and not
processed to determine the number of average unprocessed claims.
2110.01.02 Benefits Payable
The contractor reports accounts payable for those claims that have completed
processing checks, but have not yet been issued nor offsets applied. This includes,
but is not limited to, underpayments resulting from adjustment bills. It includes
claims approved by the Common Working File (CWF) and claims not approved
by the CWF, but approved by the RO for payment outside the CWF.
2110.01.02.01 Provider
The intermediary reports benefits payable to institutional providers of Medicare
services. This includes, but is not limited to the following: accounts receivable
accrual where the periodic interim payment (PIP) bills is in excess of periodic
interim payments (PIP); underpayments from receipt of accepted cost reports,
tentative settlements and final cost settlements, when Notices of Provider
Reimbursement (NPR) are prepared; and underpayments for PRRB settlements,
when Notices of Correction (NOC) are prepared, etc This is not a carrier function.
2110.01.02.01.01 PIP Providers - Cost Report Settlements
The intermediary reports benefits payable to PIP providers as a result of Cost
Report Settlements This is not a carrier function.
2110.01.02.01.02 PIP Providers - Estimated Payable Accrued
The intermediary reports the amount accrued for the (estimated) accounts payable
PIP. (See Exhibit 13 Protocol for Estimating Payables and Receivables for PIP).
This is not a carrier function.
2110.01.02.01.03 Non-PIP Providers - Underpayments (Interim Rate)
The intermediary reports benefits payable to Non-PIP providers as a result of
Interim Rate Reviews This is not a carrier function
Account Number Title
2110.01.02.01.04 Non-PIP Providers - Underpayments (Cost Report Settlement)
The intermediary reports benefits payable to Non-PIP providers as a result of
Cost Report Settlements This is not a carrier function.
2110.01.02.01.05 Claims Payments Withheld for Non-receipt of Cost Reports
The intermediary reports benefits payable for claims withheld for payment for
non-receipt of provider cost reports This is not a carrier function.
2110.01.02.02 Beneficiaries
The contractor reports benefits payable to beneficiaries for reimbursement for
Medicare services.
2110.01.02.03 Physicians/Suppliers
The carrier reports benefits payable to physicians or suppliers of Medicare
services. This includes, but is not limited to, underpayments of quarterly Health
Professional Shortage Area (HPSA) bonus amounts for which a check has not
been issued. Not an intermediary function.
2110.01.02.04 Claims on the Payment Floor Adjudicated claims not yet paid
2110.01.03 Suspended Payments
The contractor reports actual or estimated benefits payable for claims that were
suspended from payment to allow for additional processing.
2110.01.03.01 Claims
The contractor reports estimated benefits payable for claims needing additional
information or further development, including CWF rejects and adjustments
210.01.03.02 Common Working File (CWF)
The contractor reports benefits payable for claims that are pending submission or
were submitted to the CWF for approval.
2110.01.03.03 MR/UR Prepayment Review
The contractor reports estimated benefits payable, based on a developed rate,
suspended for MR/UR before payment. The payables after MR/UR are in
2110.01.02, Benefits Payable
2110.01.03.04 Medicare as Secondary Payer (MSP)
The contractor reports benefits payable that are suspended for investigation of
third party liability for MSP prior to payment
2140 Accrued Interest Payable
The contractor reports actual or estimated interest payable on Medicare liabilities
through the end of the reporting period including, but not limited to, pending
claims, court settlements, claims payment timeliness (CPT), etc.
2140.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI interest payable on Medicare liabilities
Account Number Title
2990 Other Liabilities
The contractor reports liabilities not otherwise classified. It provides an
identifying footnote in the remarks section of Form CMS-750A/B report.
2990.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports other liabilities attributable to HI and SMI activities.
2990.01.01 Unapplied Receipts
The contractor reports amounts deposited and not yet applied to an accounts
receivable.
2990.01.02 Excess Recoupments
The contractor reports amounts recovered from overpayments or from other
sources in excess of receivables established and which are eligible for refund. It
includes those payables identified as due to third party liability payers, e.g.,
excess recoupment of MSP recoveries being returned to the third party.
2990.01.03 Due Medicaid
The contractor reports Medicare claims reimbursements withheld based on RO
instructions for payment to Medicaid.
2990.01.99 Other
The contractor reports actual or estimated amounts payable not otherwise
classified. These include, but are not limited to, claims payments withheld to
satisfy Internal Revenue Service liens, court liens, unidentified receipts that have
not been applied to an account receivable. It provides an identifying footnote in
CAFM.
3010 Fund Balance Fund balance reflects the cumulative results of program operations
and extraordinary items. It equals the difference between assets and liabilities.
3310 Cumulative Results of Operations
These accounts track the net difference between income and expense activity as
reported on the Statement of Operations. This account is updated with the current
year-to-date net results of operations
3310.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI interest revenue from accounts receivable. It
includes current fiscal period earned interest, and any adjustments. It also
includes accrued interest in account 1330, Interest Receivable
5000 Revenue and Other Financing Sources
The contractor reports the amount of income from Medicare activities. Typical
sources are draws on letter of credit, interest and recoveries of amounts expended
in prior periods.
5303 Interest Revenue
The contractor reports interest earned from accounts receivable.
5303.01 Part A and Part B
Account Number Title
The contractor reports HI and SMI interest revenue from accounts receivable.
Include current fiscal period earned interest, and any adjustments. This will also
include accrued interest in account 1330, Interest Receivable.
5303.01.01 Adjustments/Waivers (Interest)
The contractor reports the reduction of the amounts of interest receivable based
on Collections on Delinquent Debt in accordance with §§1862(b) and 1870(c) of
the Social Security Act. It reconciles this with Form CMS-751A/B, Status of
Accounts Receivable, Line 5h, Waivers (Interest).
5303.01.02 Write-offs Closed/Transfers (Interest)
The contractor reports interest receivable for which collection efforts have been
abandoned or that have been transferred to another Medicare contractor or other
CMS location. These accounts must be reconciled with the receiving Medicare
contractor or other CMS location.
5303.01.02.01 Amounts Written-Off Closed (Bad Debts) (Interest)
The contractor reports interest receivables for which collection is no longer being
pursued according to CMS regulations. It reconciles this with Form CMS-
751A/B, Status of Accounts Receivable, Line 6a, Amounts Written-off Closed
(Bad Debts).
5303.01.02.02 Transfers Out to other CMS Locations (POR/PSOR & Not POR/PSOR)
(Interest). POR not applicable to carriers.
The contractor reports interest receivable transferred to other CMS locations.
Reconcile with Form CMS-751A/B, Status of Accounts Receivable, Line 5e,
Transfers Out to Other CMS Locations, POR/PSOR, (interest) and Line 5g,
Transfers Out to Other CMS Locations, Not POR/PSOR, (interest). POR not
applicable to carriers.
5303.01.02.02.01 Transfers In from other CMS Locations (POR/PSOR & Not POR/PSOR)
(Interest). POR not applicable to carriers.
The contractor reports interest receivable that has been transferred to your
location from other CMS locations in the current period. It reconciles this with
Form CMS-751 A/B, Status of Accounts Receivable, Line 5d, Transfers In from
Other CMS Locations, POR, (interest), and Line 5f, Transfers In from Other
CMS Locations, Not POR, (interest). POR not applicable to carriers.
5303.01.02.03 Transfers Out to CNC (Interest)
The contractor reports interest receivable transferred to CNC in accordance with
CMS regulations. It transfers the full amount of interest due on the debt. It
reconciles this with Form CMS-C751, Status of Non-MSP Debt - CNC, Line 2,
New CNC A/R (interest) and Line 6c, Transfers Out to CNC
5303.01.02.03.01 Transfers In from CNC (Interest)
The contractor reports interest receivable that has been transferred in to its
location from CNC.
5303.01.02.04 Transfers Out to other Medicare Contractors (Interest)
The contractor reports interest receivable transferred to other Medicare
contractors. Reconcile with Form CMS-751A/B, Status of Accounts Receivable,
Line 5c, Transfers Out to Other Medicare Contractors.
Account Number Title
5303.01.02.04.01 Transfers in from other Medicare Contractors (Interest)
The contractor reports interest receivable transferred to your location from other
Medicare contractors. It reconciles this with Form CMS-751A/B Status of
Accounts Receivable, Line 5b, Transfers In from Other Medicare Contractors
(Interest)
5700 Appropriated Capital Used
The contractor reports the amount of Medicare funds drawn to be matched against
current period expense. This amount must be consistent with amounts reported on
Form CMS-1521, Contractor Draws on Letter of Credit, and on Form CMS-1522,
Monthly Contractor Financial Report. The contractor does not include
administrative draws through the Payment Management System (PMS),
(Smartlink)
5700.01 Part A and Part B, Draws on Letter-of-Credit
5900 Other Revenue
The contractor reports revenue not otherwise classified. It provides identifying
footnote(s) in the remarks section of Form CMS-750 A/R report
5900.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI other revenue
5900.01.01 Other
The contractor reports revenue not otherwise classified
6000 Expense
The contractor reports the outflow of assets or incurrence of liabilities during a
period resulting from rendering Medicare services.
6100 Operating/Program Expense
The contractor reports net benefits costs incurred throughout the FY. The expense
is the adjusted benefits outlay in cash or its equivalent and accrued liabilities
incurred in carrying out the Medicare program. This includes, but is not limited
to, adjustments for MSP recoveries, reconsiderations, and pending litigation.
6100.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI benefit program expense.
6101 Waivers (Principal)
The contractor reports HI and SMI waiver expense.
6101.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports the reduction of the amounts receivable based on
application of §§1862(b) and 1870(c) of the Social Security Act. It reconciles this
with Form CMS-751A/B, Status of Accounts Receivable, Line 5h, Waivers.
6101.01.02 Transfers Out to other CMS Locations (Principal)
The contractor reports accounts receivable transferred to other CMS locations. It
reconciles this with Form CMS-751A/B, Status of Accounts Receivable, Line 5e,
Account Number Title
Transfers Out to Other CMS Locations, POR/PSOR and Line 5g, Transfers to
Other CMS Locations, Not POR/PSOR. POR not applicable to carriers.
6101.01.02.01 Transfers In from other CMS Locations (Principal)
The contractor reports accounts receivable amounts that have been transferred to
its location from other CMS locations in the current period. It reconciles this with
Form CMS-751 A/B, Status of Accounts Receivable, Line 5d, Transfers In from
Other CMS Locations, POR/PSOR (principal), and Line 5f, Transfers In from
Other CMS Locations, Not POR/PSOR (principal). POR not applicable to
carriers.
6101.01.03 Transfers Out to CNC (Principal)
The contractor reports accounts receivable amounts that have been transferred to
CNC in accordance with CMS regulations. . It reconciles this with Form CMS-C751A/B, Status of Non- MSP Debt - CNC, Line 2, New CNC A/R, and Line 6c
Transfers Out to CNC of Form CMS-751A/B, Status of Accounts Receivable
report. It transfers the full amount of principal due.
6101.01.03.01 Transfers In from CNC (Principal)
The contractor reports accounts receivable amounts that have been re-established
as an active accounts receivable. It reconciles this with Form CMS-751A/B,
Status of Accounts Receivable, Line 6b, Transfers In from CNC
6101.01.04 Transfers Out to other Medicare Contractors (Principal)
The contractor reports HI and SMI accounts receivable transferred out to a
Medicare contractor for collection. It reconciles this with Form CMS-751A/B,
Status of Accounts Receivable, Line 5c, Transfers to Other Medicare Contractors.
6101.01.04.01 Transfers In from other Medicare Contractors (Principal)
The contractor reports HI and SMI accounts receivable transferred to your
location from other Medicare contractors. It reconciles this with Form CMS-751
A/B, Status of Accounts Receivable, Line 5b, Transfers In from Other Medicare
Contractors.
6106 Write-offs Closed/Transfers (Principal)
The contractor reports accounts receivable for which collection efforts have been
abandoned, or that have been transferred to another Medicare contractor or other
CMS location. These accounts must be reconciled with the receiving Medicare
contractor or other CMS location.
6106.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI accounts receivable written off or transferred.
6106.01.01 Amounts Written-Off Closed (Bad Debts) (Principal)
The contractor reports receivables for which collection is no longer being pursued
according to CMS rules. It reconciles this with Form CMS-751A/B, Status of
Accounts Receivable, Line 6a, Amounts Written-off Closed (Bad Debts).
6330 Interest Expense
The contractor reports interest expense incurred for claims for Medicare benefits
or accounts payable.
Account Number Title
6330.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI interest expense.
6330.01.01 Claims Payment Timeliness (CPT) Interest
The contractor reports interest paid for claims that failed the claims payment
timeliness (CPT) requirement. It reconciles this with Form CMS-1522, interest
paid, claims timeliness.
6330.01.02 Other Interest
The contractor reports interest for other late payments. It reconciles this with
Form CMS-1522, interest paid, provider underpayments.
6909 Other Expense
The contractor reports benefit expenses not reported in named categories or
otherwise classified. It provides an identifying footnote in the remarks section of
Form CMS-750A/B report.
6909.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI unclassified benefit expenses.
7400 Prior Period Adjustments
The contractor reports adjustments for prior period activity to restate assets,
liabilities, etc. It provides an identifying footnote in the remarks section of Form
CMS-750 report.
7400.01 Part A and Part B
The contractor reports HI and SMI prior period adjustments.
400.12 - Exhibit 12 - Accounts Payable - Protocol for Estimating Claims - Form CMS-H750A/B, Statement of Financial Position - (Rev. 5, 08-30-02)
A1-1960.12, B1-4960.12
Accounts Payable Protocol for Estimating Claims
Form CMS-H750A/B, Statement of Financial Position
The amounts recorded in accounts payable (A/P) may be estimated based on actual volumes and historical
rates; therefore, the FI or carrier calculates and accrues a new estimated liability each reporting period and
reverses the accrual for the previous period in full. It charges the expense accounts, rather than the A/P, as
actual payments are made.
INTERMEDIARY PROCEDURES
Methodology for Calculating Average Reimbursement Amount and Average Interest for Pricing Claim
Liabilities
To assign an estimated value to claims for which the amount to be paid is unknown, the contractor counts
claims and multiplies the total by the average reimbursement amount (net of interest) and an average interest
amount (CPT), if applicable, determined as follows:
The intermediary calculates the average reimbursement amount by taking a representative sample of the
most recent 12 months of paid claims history. It totals the reimbursement amount minus interest and divides
by the total number of claims processed. It calculates the Claims Payment Timelines (CPT) by adding the
interest from the same claims and divides by the total number of claims (not just those bearing interest).
The intermediary performs these calculations by bill types and will be segregated between Part A and Part
B. (See Intermediary Manual, Part 3, §3894.3.)
GENERAL PROCEDURES
These methods may be used to assign an estimated value to claims in the following categories:
1. In-house, unprocessed claims; and
MR/UR
PRO
2. Claims suspended for prepayment review
Claims
MR/UR
PRO
400.13 - Exhibit 13 - Periodic Interim Payments (PIP) Protocol for Estimating
Payables/Receivables for the Forms CMS-H750/751A/B, Statement of Financial
Position and Status of Accounts Receivable Report (Intermediaries Only) - (Rev. 5, 08-
30-02)
A1-1960.13, B1-4960.13
Periodic Interim Payments (PIP)
Protocol for Estimating Payables/Receivables for the Form CMS-H750/H751A/B, Statement of Financial
Position and Status of Accounts Receivable Reports
It is necessary to report on Form CMS-H750, a cumulative estimated accounts receivable or payable for all
fiscal periods since the provider's last accepted cost report period. To estimate this amount, the intermediary
performs the following steps:
1. It determines the total amount for PIP bills processed for the fiscal period less outlier amounts;
2. It compares the PIP bills amount to the actual PIP cash payment and lump sum payments (checks
issued) made during the fiscal period. This does not include any outlier payments that may have been
issued on the same check with the PIP;
3. It reports the amount that PIP bills exceed the PIP cash payment as an account payable; and
4. It reports the amount that PIP cash payment exceeds the PIP bills as an account receivable.
For example: If the provider's FY ends on December 31, then the cost report should be received and
accepted before the June 30 reporting period. The following demonstrates how the PIP accumulations would
be reported for this provider.
Period Ending Reporting
December 31 Assuming all prior year cost reports have been accepted, the only
entry on the books for this provider would be the estimated accounts
receivable or accounts payable after comparing PIP payments to
claims submitted since January 1st to current.
March 31 Given the same assumption regarding prior cost reports, the PIP
estimate for this provider will include the entire prior FY for the
provider (January 1 - December 31) unless the cost report has been
filed and accepted, and the current FY for the provider (January 1-
March 31).
June 30 Given the same assumption regarding prior cost reports, assuming the
latest cost report has now been received and accepted and the
appropriate accounts receivable or accounts payable are booked, the
PIP estimated for this provider will now include only the current FY
for the provider (January 1- June 30).
Sept 30 Given the same assumption regarding prior cost reports, assuming the
latest cost report has now been received and accepted, the PIP
estimate for this provider will now include only the current FY for
the provider (January 1- September 30).
History
(Rev. 5, 08-30-02)
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- 2026-08-25
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