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PubMed1999

Strategic surgery.

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The quest for clarity. The ins and outs of an excess benefit transaction.

On July 30, 1998, the IRS issued proposed regulations to implement the intermediate tax sanctions of the Tax Payers Bill of Rights II Act of 1996. The intermediate sanctions, now codified at Section 4958 of the Internal Revenue Code, provide for the imposition of penalty taxes where a tax-exempt entity participates in an "excess benefit transaction."

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PubMed1998

A successful PPMC (physician practice management company) acquisition strategy: vision, focus and discipline.

Acquisitions have become increasingly necessary for managed care organizations to create product value and operating synergies. Physician practice management companies (PPMCs) that have successfully acquired and consolidated group practices and IPAs have a clear vision of their mission, focus on their target markets, and adhere to a disciplined methodology of financial evaluation, negotiation, and transition. Growing a PPMC entails risks, but expectations are for continued expansion of these organizations. The vision-focus-discipline method can help buyers adhere to a successful strategy during the acquisition process.

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