West Virginia Code § 11-27-19

Imposition of tax on providers of therapists' services
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(a) Imposition of tax. -- For the privilege of engaging or continuing within this state in the
business of providing therapists' services, there is hereby levied and shall be collected from
every person rendering such service an annual broad-based health care related tax.
(b) Rate and measure of tax. -- The tax imposed in subsection (a) of this section shall be one
and three-fourths percent of the gross receipts derived by the taxpayer from furnishing
therapy services in this state.
(c) Definitions. -- u
(1) "Gross receipts" means the amount received or receivable, whether in cash or in kind,
from patients, third-party payors and others for therapy services furnished by the provider,
including retroactive adjustments under reimbursemenat agreements with third-party payors,
without any deduction for any expenses of any kind: Provided, That accrual basis providers
shall be allowed to reduce gross receipts by their clontractual allowances, to the extent such
allowances are included therein, and by bad dsebts, to the extent the amount of such bad
debts was previously included in gross receipts upon which the tax imposed by this section
was paid. i
(2) "Contractual allowances" means the difference between revenue (gross receipts) at
established rates and amounts realizable from third-party payors under contractual
agreements.
(3) "Therapy services" includes physical therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy,
respiratory therapy, audiological services and rehabilitative specialist furnished by a person
trained to furnish suc h therapy and, where a license to practice is required by law, such
person is entiVtled to practice such therapy in this state.
(d) Effective date. -- The tax imposed by this section shall apply to gross receipts received or
receivable by providers after May 31, 1993.

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