State auditor Tom Salmon releases report on medicaid providers’ tax compliance
For Immediate Release Feb. 7, 2012 Contact Tom Salmon, CPA, CFE Vermont State Auditor Phone: 802-828-2281 MONTPELIER – State Auditor Tom Salmon, CPA, CFE, today released the results of an audit that looked at how the state ensures that it does not pay Medicaid funds to providers that owe state taxes. The Medicaid program is the [...]
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State budget well in the black for fiscal year 2012
Jim Reardon, said state revenues are still well below 2008 tax receipt levels and the increases the state experienced this year will not be ongoing.
Hoffman: Guess what? Medicaid does work
I thought the health debate was all about the money. I didn’t realize that some are arguing that poor people would be better off without health insurance than with the publicly funded Medicaid program.
























