Idaho Admin. Code r. 16.03.10.623

Current through September 2, 2024
Section 16.03.10.623 - ICF/IID: PROPERTY REIMBURSEMENT

Beginning October 1, 1996, ICF/IID property costs are reimbursed by a rental rate or based on cost. The following will be reimbursed based on cost as determined by the provisions of this chapter and applicable provisions of PRM to the extent not inconsistent with this chapter: ICF/IID living unit property taxes, ICF/IID living unit property insurance, and major movable equipment not related to home office or day treatment services. Reimbursement of other property costs is included in the property rental rate. Any property cost related to home offices and day treatment services are not considered property costs and will not be reported in the property cost portion of the cost report. These costs will be reported in the home office and day treatment section of the cost report. Property costs, including costs that are reimbursed based on a rental rate, will be reported in the property cost portion of the cost report. The Department may require and utilize an appraisal to establish those components of property costs that are identified as an integral part of an appraisal. Property costs include the following components:

01.Depreciation. Allowable depreciation based on straight line depreciation.
02.Interest. All allowable interest expense that relates to financing depreciable assets. Interest on working capital loans is not a property cost and is subject to the cap.
03.Property Insurance. All allowable property insurance. Malpractice insurance, workmen's compensation and other employee-related insurances are not property costs.
04.Lease Payments. All allowable lease or rental payments.
05.Property Taxes. All allowable property taxes.
06.Costs of Related Party Leases. Costs of related party leases are to be reported in the property cost categories based on the owner's costs.

Idaho Admin. Code r. 16.03.10.623

Effective March 17, 2022