Kan. Admin. Regs. § 129-10-23a - Nonreimbursable costs
(a) Costs not
related to resident care, as set forth in K.A.R. 30-101a, shall not be
considered in computing reimbursable costs. In addition, the following expenses
or costs shall not be allowed:
(1) Fees paid
to nonworking directors and the salaries of nonworking officers;
(2) uncollectable debts, which are also known
as "bad debts";
(3) donations and
contributions;
(4) fund-raising
expenses;
(5) taxes, as follows:
(A) Federal income and excess profit taxes,
including any interest or penalties paid on these taxes;
(B) state or local income and excess profits
taxes;
(C) taxes from which
exemptions are available to the provider;
(D) taxes on property that is not used in
providing covered services;
(E)
taxes levied against any resident and collected and remitted by the provider;
(F) self-employment taxes
applicable to individual proprietors, partners, or members of a joint venture;
and
(G) interest or penalties paid
on federal and state payroll taxes;
(6) insurance premiums on lives of owners and
related parties;
(7) the imputed
value of services rendered by nonpaid workers and volunteers;
(8) utilization review not related to quality
assurance;
(9) costs of social,
fraternal, civic, and other organizations that concern themselves with
activities unrelated to their members' professional or business activities;
(10) accrued expenses that are not
liquidated within 180 days after the end of the cost reporting period;
(11) vending machines and related
supplies;
(12) board of director
costs;
(13) resident personal
purchases;
(14) advertising for
resident utilization;
(15) public
relations expenses;
(16)
penalties, fines, and late charges;
(17) prescription drugs as defined in K.A.R.
30-10-1a;
(18) dental services;
(19) radiology;
(20) lab work;
(21) items or services provided only to
non-Kansas medical assistance program residents and reimbursed from third-party
payors;
(22) automobiles and
related accessories in excess of $25,000.00 each. Buses and vans for resident
transportation shall be reviewed for reasonableness and may exceed $25,000.00
in costs;
(23) provider-owned or
related party-owned, -leased, or -chartered airplanes and related expenses;
(24) bank overdraft charges or
other penalties;
(25) personal
expenses not directly related to the provision of longterm resident care in a
nursing facility;
(26) management
fees paid to a related organization that are not clearly derived from the
actual cost of materials, supplies, or services provided directly to an
individual nursing facility;
(27)
business expenses not directly related to the care of residents in a long-term
care facility. These expenses shall include business investment activities,
stockholder and public relations activities, and farm and ranch operations;
(28) legal and other costs
associated with litigation, unless the litigation is decided in the provider's
favor and is directly related to Kansas nursing facility operations;
(29) lobbying expenses and political
contributions.
(b)
Purchase discounts, allowances, and refunds shall be deducted from the cost of
the items purchased. Refunds of prior years' expenses shall be deducted from
the related expenses.
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