Provider, Hospital, And Surgical Center Taxes Instructions - Minnesota Department Of Revenue - 2017 Page 4

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Who Must File
Health care providers, hospitals, and
Who Is Not Required to File
• nursing homes
surgical centers are required to file
• pharmacies, except pharmacies that sell
The following are not considered health
prescription eyewear or hearing aids.
an annual MinnesotaCare tax return
care providers under MinnesotaCare tax
Note: Pharmacies may be subject to the
law and are not required to file a Minne-
and pay tax on the amount received
MinnesotaCare Legend Drug Use Tax.
sotaCare Provider, Hospital, or Surgical
for providing health care services to
See separate instructions available on
Center Tax Return:
patients.
our website.
• adult foster homes and day care centers
• supervised living facilities for persons
• assisted living facilities
Who Must File
with developmental disabilities
• board and lodging establishments that
Health Care Providers
• qualified providers and supervisors of
provide custodial supportive services
You are required to file a MinnesotaCare
personal care services
only
Provider Tax Return if you are any of the
• providers of private duty nursing services
• boarding-care homes
following:
ordered by a physician
• bus and taxicab transportation services,
• a self-employed health care provider who
• licensed home-care providers
or any other providers of transportation
is regulated or required to be regulated
• volunteer ambulance services
services other than licensed ambulance
by the state of Minnesota and provides
services
You are also not required to file a return if
medical, surgical, optical, visual, dental,
• community mental health centers
ALL your receipts are from the following:
hearing, nursing services, drugs, laborato-
• community residential mental health
ry, diagnostic or therapeutic goods and/or
• another health care provider, hospital, or
facilities
services directly to a patient or consumer
surgical center who is subject to the tax
(see list of common professions below)
• community support services programs
• sales of hearing aids and related equip-
and family community support programs
• an employer of a health care provider
ment, and sales of prescription eyewear,
approved by the Minnesota Department
who is regulated or required to be regu-
delivered outside Minnesota
of Human Services
lated by the state of Minnesota. Employ-
• services provided outside Minnesota
ers also include professional associations
• congregate housing programs
• any source of funds that is exempt from
and staff model health plan companies
• day training and habilitation services for
MinnesotaCare taxes (see instructions for
• eligible to receive reimbursement from
adults with developmental disabilities
Exemptions starting on page 6)
the Medical Assistance (MA) program
• educational institutions that employ
• services that are not considered “patient
for the health care goods or services you
providers solely for student health care
services” under MinnesotaCare tax law
provide
services—provided that the students do
(see instructions for Gross Receipts,
• a seller who sells or repairs hearing aids
not pay additional fees for services and
What Not to Include, on page 6)
and related equipment
do not pay for extended health care cov-
If you’re not required to file, you do not
erage
• a seller of prescription eyewear
need to register for MinnesotaCare taxes. If
• employers who employ health care
• a licensed ambulance service
you’re already registered and are no longer
providers solely to provide health care
required to file a return, you must notify us.
Hospitals and Surgical Centers
services to their employees
If you don’t, you may be assessed penalties
You are required to file a MinnesotaCare
• home health agencies
for not filing a return. You can update your
Hospital or Surgical Center Tax Return if
business information in e-Services or by
• hospice care facilities
you are a licensed hospital or an outpatient
contacting us.
• medical supply distributors, except
surgical center.
distributors that sell or repair hearing aids
and prescription eyewear
Health Care Occupations Regulated or Required to be Regulated by Minnesota
(not all inclusive)
Examples include, but are not limited to:
licensed ambulance service
optometrist
(nonvolunteer)
acupuncture practitioner
osteopath
marriage and family therapist
alcohol and drug counselor
physical therapy practitioner
medical doctor/physician
audiologist
physician assistant
midwife, traditional
chiropractor
podiatrist
naturopathic doctor
dental assistant
professional counselor
nurse, advanced practice registered
dental hygienist
psychologist
nurse, practical
dentist
respiratory care practitioner
nurse, public health
dietitian
speech language pathologist
nurse, registered
emergency medical technician/
social worker*
paramedic
nutritionist
staff model health plan
hearing instrument dispenser
occupational therapy practitioner
*See Revenue Notice 97‑10 for further information on taxability of services provided by social workers.
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