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a firm that owns the stock of another corporation does not have to pay taxes on the entire amount of dividends received
a what are the primary characteristics of managed care plansb describe different types of managed care
a why are tax laws important to healthcare financeb what three major advantages do tax laws give to not-for-profit
a what is the primary goal of investor-owned corporationsb what is the primary goal of most not-for-profit healthcare
a what is a stakeholderb what stakeholders are most interested in the financial condition of a healthcare
a what are generally accepted accounting principles gaapb what is the purpose of gaapc what organizations are involved
a what is the difference between gross revenues and net revenues hint think about discounts and charity careb what is
a what is meant by the term expenseb what is depreciation expense and what is its purposec what are some other
great forks hospital reported net income for 2007 of 24 million on total revenues of 30 million depreciation expense
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a what is net incomeb why is net income called the bottom linec what is the difference between net income and cash
a what is the statement of cash flows and how does it differ from the income statementb what are the three major
a what is the difference between liabilities and equityb what makes a liability a current liabilityc give some examples
a on the balance sheet what is the difference between long-term investments and property and equipmentb what is the
a what makes an asset a current assetb provide some examples of current assetsc what is net working capital and what
a what is the accounting identityb what is the implication of the accounting identity for the numbers on a balance
consider the cvp graphs below for two providers operating in a fee-for-service environmenta assuming the graphs are
a what cost structure is best when a provider is capitated explainb what cost structure is best when a provider is
a write out and explain the equation for volume breakevenb what role does contribution margin play in this
a what is cost-volume-profit cvp analysisb why is it so useful to health services
consider the following data for a clinical laboratorya using abc techniques determine the allocation rate for each
the housekeeping services department of ruger clinic a multispecialty practice in toledo ohio had 100000 in direct
a using a healthcare provider eg a hospital to illustrate your answer explain the difference between a price setter and
a what is scenario analysis as applied to pricing and service decisionsb why is it such an important part of the
a what is target costingb suppose a hospital was offered a capitation rate for a covered population of 40 per member